Additive Insight

At this year's TCT Show, Samira Gruber, Researcher at the Fraunhofer Institute for Material and Beam Technology IWS, took to the Main Stage to give an overview of the different metal additive manufacturing (AM) technologies at the Fraunhofer’s Center of Additive Manufacturing in Dresden and compared the capabilities and limitations concerning material, part size, geometry and costs.

Selecting the right additive manufacturing process for your particular application, be it a medical implant or aerospace component, is crucial to ensuring you get the outcome you desire. As Samira describes in her presentation, your chosen process and design, should always consider what you want that particular part to achieve or the application it serves.

In this week’s episode we bring you our super closing session from this year’s TCT Show featuring Vynce Paradise, Head of Advanced Manufacturing at Siemens PLM Software. In this talk Vynce discusses how partnerships are key to driving the industrialisation of 3D printing. We saw this in the recent partnership between Stratasys and Siemens on […]

In this week’s episode we bring you our super closing session from this year’s TCT Show featuring Vynce Paradise, Head of Advanced Manufacturing at Siemens PLM Software. In this talk Vynce discusses how partnerships are key to driving the industrialisation of 3D printing. We saw this in the recent partnership between Stratasys and Siemens on […]

In this week’s episode we bring you our super closing session from this year’s TCT Show featuring Vynce Paradise, Head of Advanced Manufacturing at Siemens PLM Software.

In this talk Vynce discusses how partnerships are key to driving the industrialisation of 3D printing. We saw this in the recent partnership between Stratasys and Siemens on the huge Robotic Composite 3D Demonstrator which combines Stratasys’ additive manufacturing knowledge and Siemens’s manufacturing software expertise to build a machine that can produce large complex composite parts at rapid speeds.

Throughout the talk we hear examples of how Siemens is pushing this through other partnerships with high-profile machine manufacturers, and what challenges the industry faces to truly integrate 3D printing into large scale manufacturing workflows.

In this TCT Show 2016 talk, Chris Connery, VP of Global Analysis & Research at CONTEXT, offers new insights, data and market trends on the 3D printing market. He also highlights the performance of vendors, looking at emerging players, their strategies as well as new market segments that are being created. All of this is […]

In this TCT Show 2016 talk, Chris Connery, VP of Global Analysis & Research at CONTEXT, offers new insights, data and market trends on the 3D printing market. He also highlights the performance of vendors, looking at emerging players, their strategies as well as new market segments that are being created. All of this is […]

In his TCT Show 2016 talk, Chris Connery, VP of Global Analysis & Research at CONTEXT, offers new insights, data and market trends on the 3D printing market. He also highlights the performance of vendors, looking at emerging players, their strategies as well as new market segments that are being created. All of this is backed up by factual data from CONTEXT, which has been tracking the IT industry for over 30 years.

TCT Podcast Episode 7 – GE has well and truly dominated industry headlines over the last few months since it announced plans to acquire two metal 3D printing companies, Concept Laser and Arcam, and most recently with the launch of a new business, GE Additive, which sets GE on a path to becoming a leading supplier […]

TCT Podcast Episode 7 – GE has well and truly dominated industry headlines over the last few months since it announced plans to acquire two metal 3D printing companies, Concept Laser and Arcam, and most recently with the launch of a new business, GE Additive, which sets GE on a path to becoming a leading supplier […]

GE has well and truly dominated industry headlines over the last few months since it announced plans to acquire two metal 3D printing companies, Concept Laser and Arcam, and most recently with the launch of a new business, GE Additive, which sets GE on a path to becoming a leading supplier of additive machines, materials and software.

In this keynote talk recorded live at formnext powered by tct in Frankfurt earlier this month, Mohammad Ehteshami, Vice President at GE Additive, discusses the company’s grand vision for 3D printing as it aims to produce a 10,000 machines over the next 10 years for customers around the world.