3D Printing News Unpeeled, With Nasa, Velo3D, Hermeus, Incremental3D
We’re discussing Velo3D 3D printers being used for Hermeus´ hypersonic aircraft, NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center turning to Additive Monitoring Systems for in situ monitoring of copper, Incremental3D and Zaha Hadid Architects win award for 3D printed concrete, a beautiful marriage of traditional stone craft and Additive Manufacturing, bridge and Additive Manufacturing and Sebastian Kluck of the University of Freiburg shows us a new way to cast metal parts.
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