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Uploaded June 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

Hexagon has bought powder bed fusion build prep company CADS Additive. It's probable that the company will buy the complete AM toolchain through different companies.

Pilot Cycles unveiled a complete 3D printed titanium powder bed fusion bike frame made out of three parts joined together.
The Seiren may let them customize geometries and bikes in the future.

GKN and Materialise partnered to bring to the market a DED cell for eVTOL aircraft.

3D Printing News Unpeeled: DED Cell, Titanium 3D Printed Bike and Hexagon Buys CADS

$3D Printing Unpeeled: $349 3D Scanner, $100m for digitization and $1.2m Hypersonics Creality has released a new 3D scanner, the CR-Scan Ferret which will. cost around $349. UArizona engineers have secured a $1.2M grant for Hypersonics Office of Naval Researchs Defense University Research Instrumentation Program which will augment the Arizona Research Center for Hypersonics. Lead by professors Andrew Wessman and Sammy Tin the grant will be used to buy a gas atomizer, an LPBF system, X-ray diffractometer and a vacuum furnace. The team will use the equipment to make alloys for hypersonics. The National Institute for Aviation Research (NIAR) at Wichita State University (WSU) got a $100 million Modernization of Integrated Technology for Ground Systems (MINT-GS) award, given out by the Materials Division, Advanced Manufacturing, part of the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command (DEVCOM) Ground Vehicle Systems Center (GVSC). The five year deal will see the university qualify LPBF and DED materials and processes for ground vehicles.$

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