Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and Thailand’s PTT Global Chemical (PTTGC) plan to collaborate to develop advanced 3D printing materials for the automotive industry.
Stryker has invested in additive manufacturing since 2001 and has collaborated with leading universities in Ireland and the United Kingdom with the goal of industrializing 3D printing for the healthcare industry.
In honor of 3D printing's disruptive influence and the 3D-printing focus at UBM’s upcoming New York design and manufacturing event on June 13 to 15, we’re shining the spotlight on seven areas on the cusp of exciting change.
Now that Stratasys (Eden Prairie, MN) has demonstrated the capabilities of storing prints in the cloud and having banks of 3D printers spitting out parts—not as fast as an injection molding process, but fast enough and without tooling—disruption is on the horizon.
