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17 June 2019 Airbus partners with ARMOR in its additive manufacturing process The International Paris Air Show opened its doors today: ARMOR is present in the Pays-de-la-Loire regional pavilion (Hall 4 – Booth F45), exhibiting its Kimya materials and a miniFactory machine. We are presenting our new filament, the PEI-9085, especially suited to the aeronautics sector. The event also presents the opportunity to meet up with a […] -
28 March 2019 The first hollow propeller blade 3D-printed in metal Naval Group, the French specialist in naval defense and renewable maritime energies, recently presented the first 3D-printed hollow propeller blade, a collaboration with the Ecole Centrale de Nantes as part of the H2020 RAMSSES1 European project. The blade is a step towards the goal of reducing the environmental impact of the programme’s civilian vessels. It […] -
24 January 2019 The Royal Netherlands Air Force optimises its maintenance work using 3D printing The Royal Netherlands Air Force is the aerial branch of the Dutch armed forces. It operates a large fleet of 263 aircraft incorporating jet fighters, drones and helicopters. These machines include numerous personalised parts which must be maintained and repaired using specific tools. The Dutch air force therefore decided to turn to additive manufacturing to […] -
4 December 2018 Lufthansa Technik opens an aerospace additive manufacturing centre Lufthansa Technik is one of the leading maintenance, repair and servicing operators in the civil aviation sector. It is a division of the German airline of the same name. The company ensures the reliability and availability of its 800 worldwide clients’ fleets. It recently announced the opening of a new additive manufacturing centre in Germany, […] -
26 October 2018 Siemens Mobility produces spare parts for its trains using 3D printing According to a study by the Finnish research centre VTT, 5% of spare parts can be digitised and 3D printed. It’s a godsend for vehicle manufacturers, which are therefore able to manufacture on demand and reduce stocks. This is the very idea behind a project conducted by Siemens Mobility, which recently opened its first digital […] -
31 August 2018 CUDA, the 3D printed underwater jetpack Faced with the heatwave, why not enjoy the 3D printed jetpack? During this period of intense heat, here is a perfect product for the summer: the CUDA underwater jetpack. A 3D printed jetpack. And more precisely: its assembly includes 45 3D printed parts. Designed by Archie O’Brien as part of his design degree studies at […] -
31 August 2018 Dream Pops uses 3D printing to create tasty ice cream lollies A refreshing idea for the end of summer Have you just come back from enjoying the sun and beach on holiday? Let us take you back there by presenting a refreshing innovation: 3D printed ice cream lollies. The products have been partly designed using 3D technology. Dream Pops is the enterprise behind this plant-based ice […] -
10 August 2018 Arevo uses a carbon filament for 3D printing Applications for additive manufacturing are multiplying and have now penetrated most sectors, including transportation. The US start-up Arevo has unveiled a bicycle with a 3D printed frame using a carbon 3D filament. The advantages of carbon fibre are well known. A component of our ABS Carbon and PEKK Carbon filaments, it makes the 3D printed […] -
2 July 2018 IKEA creates bespoke chairs using 3D technology Although 3D printing offers numerous customisation possibilities for the consumer goods sector, the Swedish furniture giant IKEA has announced the launch of a range of 3D printed chairs for all video games fans. Named Ubik, it will be adapted to each gamer to ensure maximum comfort while retaining its aesthetic values. IKEA pays particular […] -
25 June 2018 The Cabin of Curiosities, the new 3D printed cabin by Emerging Objects Architecture is a sector that is being increasingly influenced by 3D printing with numerous structures created using the technology; it offers greater liberty in terms of design and complexity of form. Additive manufacturing may also become a means for designing structures that are more sustainable and environmentally friendly. These benefits have been exploited by the […] -
25 June 2018 Coral reefs 3D printed in concrete To mark World Environment Day, we decided to take a look at how 3D technologies could have a positive impact on our planet, especially the oceans. The French concrete 3D printing start-up, XtreeE, was one of the first companies to use additive manufacturing to create artificial coral reefs in order to protect biodiversity and recreate […] -
17 April 2018 A 3D printed electric car soon to be on the roads Additive manufacturing is a welcome addition to many sectors, and automotive is no exception: 3D technologies enable the most complex of parts to be created rapidly while optimising weight, offering enhanced performance. So when we found out that a 3D printed electric vehicle, the LSEV, could be taking to the roads in 2019, we wanted […]
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