Additive manufacturing (AM) is transforming traditional supply chains by shifting production from centralised factories to distributed, demand-driven networks. By building components layer by layer ...

Additive manufacturing (AM), the term applied to industrialized 3-D printing, has been in development for almost four decades and is starting to reach greater relevance in manufacturing. The range of ...

Nearly all supply chains are experiencing stress coming out of the pandemic, even if only in transportation of their products. Labor, materials, capital and strength of dependent networks are holding ...

Austal, Curtin University and AMCRC launch collaborative research to identify where additive manufacturing delivers the ...

Just imagine that you are building a LEGO rocket ship and you lost a critical engine block piece that prevents you from completing and launching the rocket. Most people have experienced this show ...

Avio Aero and Colibrium Additive recently showcased their integrated global Additive Manufacturing ecosystem, bringing ...

Disruption is the rule in supply chain management and manufacturing today. Although conventional supply chains remain the backbone of global commerce, most observers expect convention to make way for ...

Tariffs started in 1789, one of the first acts of the newly formed U.S. Congress. More recently, tariffs have seen a resurgence, with countries imposing these duties as part of their economic policy ...

The optimized component made of glass fiber-reinforced polyamide is represented here within the NX program with a weight-optimized lattice structure. Photo Credit, all images: Naddcon AIM3D GmbH ...

The U.S. Navy has a math problem. Delays in new construction and maintenance have reduced SSN availability to less than ...