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Aerospace & Defense

Since its creation, additive manufacturing (AM) has had a role to play in the aerospace and defense sectors. With applications for both polymer and metal 3D printing, AM is popular in these industries for its ability to make optimized, cost-effective, lighter parts that still have the appropriate properties and strength to be used even as end-use parts.In fact, the technology is so popular that according to a report from Research and Markets, the global market revenue generated by AM in aerospace was about $1.36 Billion USD in 2020 alone. Additionally, it is expected to continue to grow, potentially reaching a value of about $7.08 Billion USD by 2028. Meanwhile, additive manufacturing in defense is steadily growing with even the largest militaries, including in the U.S, increasingly adopting the technologies for various uses. In this category you can find all our articles on additive manufacturing in the aerospace and defense industries.

 May 20, 2024
Sensors for Future NASA Missions To Be Manufactured With Additive Technology
The aerospace sector stands out as a prime beneficiary of additive manufacturing‘s advantages. Through 3D printing, intricate, lightweight components can now be designed and produced with unprecedented speed and efficiency, revolutionizing not only aerospace but various other industries as well.…
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 May 18, 2024
#3DExpress: Eplus3D Announces New Metal 3D Printer
We are back with #3DEXPRESS to show you all the highlights of the news from the additive manufacturing sector this week! First up, Eplus3D presents its new metal 3D printer, incorporating 36 lasers with the capability to add an additional…
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 May 14, 2024
3D Printed Freedom Payload Drives New Era of Space-Based Data Storage
The ever-growing demand for data storage compels innovation, forcing us to look beyond Earth’s atmosphere for solutions. In a recent partnership, Lonestar Data Holdings Inc. and the renowned Danish architectural firm Bjarke Ingels Group (also known as BIG) have introduced…
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 May 13, 2024
NASA Licenses GRX-810 Superalloy To Strengthen US Economy
The aerospace industry thrives on pushing the boundaries of innovation. However, NASA‘s recent licensing of a revolutionary superalloy, GRX-810, not only marks a significant step forward in the development of future aerospace technology, but will have significant benefits on the…
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 May 9, 2024
Advancing Additive Manufacturing in Aerospace and Defense: Industry Leaders Convene for Panel Discussion
If you’re looking for game-changing Additive Manufacturing (AM) materials for Aerospace and Defense (AeroDef) applications or need to upgrade to AM materials that offer high performance, connectivity, and cybersecurity, SPE’s online Between the Layers: Panel Discussion – Additive Manufacturing Materials…
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 May 2, 2024
US Navy Continues Onboard 3D Printing Initiative for Enhanced Self-Sufficiency
In further efforts towards operational self-reliance, the USS San Diego has leveraged the potential of additive manufacturing with the adoption of a Xerox ElemX 3D printer onboard. Housed within a dedicated 20-foot container within the ship’s main vehicle stowage area,…
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 April 22, 2024
AFRL Uses Additive Manufacturing to Make Single-Block Rocket-Engine Thrust Chamber
The American military has been one of the most fervent adopters of additive manufacturing in recent years. From submarine parts for the Navy to the Army’s 3D printed barracks and hulls for vehicles, there are no shortage of examples of…
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 April 22, 2024
Composite 3D Printing Unlocks Applications in Aerospace and Robotics in China 
Though much focus has been put on 3D printing with polymers and metals in recent years, there is one material family that has shown immense growth in the additive manufacturing sphere: composites. As strong as metal and as light as…
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 April 17, 2024
Silicon Nitride: The High-Performance Ceramic for Extreme Conditions – From the Human Body to Outer Space 
Higher, further, faster – these are not only the demands placed on modern society, but also science, industries, applications and technology. Whether in the automotive, aerospace or medical sectors, the general aim is to push boundaries, expand existing possibilities and…
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 April 15, 2024
Task Force-99 Unveils 3D Printed Drone for Battlefield Aid
In the rugged, harsh terrains of combat zones, traditional means of delivering aid often fall short, posing a significant risk of severe injury and death. Amidst this challenge, U.S. Air Forces Central engineers believe they have found a lifesaving solution…
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 April 13, 2024
#3DExpress: Aurora Labs Unveils Lighter, Higher-Performance, 3D-Printed Turbine
It has been a busy week for 3D printing! And we are happy to tell you all about it in this;s 3DExpress which highlights some of the tidbits you may have missed from the week. First, learn more about the…
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 April 9, 2024
Ursa Major Propels U.S. Navy Missile Program With 3D Printing
Denver-based rocket innovator Ursa Major, a leading force in propulsion technology, has recently announced the company has secured a landmark contract with the US Navy’s Naval Energetics Systems and Technologies (NEST) Program. The collaboration aims to propel the Navy’s Standard…
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Aerospace & Defense

Sensors for Future NASA Missions To Be Manufactured With Additive Technology

#3DExpress: Eplus3D Announces New Metal 3D Printer

3D Printed Freedom Payload Drives New Era of Space-Based Data Storage

NASA Licenses GRX-810 Superalloy To Strengthen US Economy

Advancing Additive Manufacturing in Aerospace and Defense: Industry Leaders Convene for Panel Discussion

US Navy Continues Onboard 3D Printing Initiative for Enhanced Self-Sufficiency

AFRL Uses Additive Manufacturing to Make Single-Block Rocket-Engine Thrust Chamber

Composite 3D Printing Unlocks Applications in Aerospace and Robotics in China

Silicon Nitride: The High-Performance Ceramic for Extreme Conditions – From the Human Body to Outer Space

Task Force-99 Unveils 3D Printed Drone for Battlefield Aid

#3DExpress: Aurora Labs Unveils Lighter, Higher-Performance, 3D-Printed Turbine

Ursa Major Propels U.S. Navy Missile Program With 3D Printing

Taiwan 3D Printing & Additive Manufacturing Show

10th European Congress on 3D Printing & Additive Manufacturing

Formnext Asia Shenzhen

Aerospace & Defense

Sensors for Future NASA Missions To Be Manufactured With Additive Technology

#3DExpress: Eplus3D Announces New Metal 3D Printer

3D Printed Freedom Payload Drives New Era of Space-Based Data Storage

NASA Licenses GRX-810 Superalloy To Strengthen US Economy

Advancing Additive Manufacturing in Aerospace and Defense: Industry Leaders Convene for Panel Discussion

US Navy Continues Onboard 3D Printing Initiative for Enhanced Self-Sufficiency

AFRL Uses Additive Manufacturing to Make Single-Block Rocket-Engine Thrust Chamber

Composite 3D Printing Unlocks Applications in Aerospace and Robotics in China

Silicon Nitride: The High-Performance Ceramic for Extreme Conditions – From the Human Body to Outer Space

Task Force-99 Unveils 3D Printed Drone for Battlefield Aid

#3DExpress: Aurora Labs Unveils Lighter, Higher-Performance, 3D-Printed Turbine

Ursa Major Propels U.S. Navy Missile Program With 3D Printing

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