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Additive Manufacturing Unpeeled: BWM, nuclear components & PP

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BMW and the TU make a technical demonstrator part for a B Pillar car frame using continuous fiber 3D printing along with AFP, PPPrint makes support material, build surface and build material for 3D printing polypropylene. Startup DCUBED is starting the FENNEC small satellite radiator project which could use 3D printing advantageously. HAMR Industries joins Pittsburg Neighborhood 91 to make cutting edge materials. Framatome uses the first Additively Manufactured fuel component in a nuclear plant. A paper shows us how Shape memory alloys can be changed through changing scan speed.


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