Swinburne’s Repairbot project has achieved a major milestone, using a robot to successfully 3D print a replacement lug on an automotive headlamp assembly.
The Repairbot project is an industry collaboration
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3D printed steel tools can cut titanium alloys
High strength cutting tools can now be 3D printed, potentially saving time and money for aerospace and Defence manufacturers.
RMIT University PhD candidate Jimmy Toton received the 2019 Young Defence Innovator
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3D printing accelerates prototyping to keep pace with today’s demands
Henry Ford is, famously, supposed to have said his cars were available in “any colour you like, so long as it is black”.
Those days are long gone. Today, customers demand almost endless variety
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Reinventing manufacturing with advances in 3D printing
Andrew de Geofroy, vice president of application engineering at Markforged, spoke to Manufacturers’ Monthly about the new opportunities emerging from advancements in the 3D printing sphere.
In
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Swinburne joins new partnership on advanced materials, production processes
A new partnership between Swinburne University and a research facility at the University of Stuttgart in Germany will see collaborative research to develop new materials and production processes.
Swinburne
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EOS showcases new polymer technology and metal 3D printing production cell
Industrial metals and polymers 3D printing company, EOS, showcased its portfolio of additive manufacturing systems and software solutions as well as materials and a range of services and consulting at
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Lockheed Martin looks to combine machine learning with 3D printing
Soon, robots could make decisions on how to build more effective 3D printed parts, thanks to research being carried out by the US Navy in collaboration with Lockheed Martin.
A two-year contract between
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Titomic debuts Australia’s first metal printed soldier-enabled UAV
Australian metal additive manufacturing company, Titomic, has announced its first defence agreement with TAUV, to produce ruggedised soldier-enabled Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) in Titanium using
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Breaking the boundaries of additive manufacturing
Additive manufacturing company, Titomic, has launched what it refers to as the world’s largest and fastest 3D metal printer. Tara Hamid looked at the revolutionising
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VEEM, Aurora Labs partner on using 3D printing technology
VEEM and Aurora Labs have signed a non-binding term sheet to investigate the potential of Aurora’s 3D printing and large format technology to deliver cost and efficiency savings for the manufacture
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UTS, Downer and IMCRC to work on 3D-printed mining equipment
A new research project at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) has set out to revolutionise the manufacture of precision-engineered mineral separation and mining equipment.
UTS’s Rapido –
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World’s first e-waste microfactory launched at UNSW
UNSW has announced what it said is the world’s first microfactory that can transform the components from electronic waste (e-waste) items such as discarded smart phones and laptops into valuable materials
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Taking 3D to the next level
Manufacturers’ Monthly got in touch with Bilby 3D’s chief operating officer, Lee Bilby, to discuss the latest advancements in 3D printing and how it is transforming manufacturing.
Bilby
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Australia, China broaden industrial ties with new research centre
Swinburne University has announced the establishment of an advanced manufacturing research centres in Weihai in the eastern Chinese province of Shandong, in a move intended to broaden Australia and China’s
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Swinburne plans industrial 3D printer for world-first Industry 4.0 Testlab
Swinburne University of Technology is to build the world’s first operational Industry 4.0 Testlab for carbon composite manufacturing as part of its research into digital manufacturing processes.
The
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Metal powders machine to boost additive manufacturing
Australian industrial 3D-printing specialist Aurora Labs has developed a machine prototype for the production of metal powders, which have the potential to increase additive manufacturing worldwide.
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Metal 3D printing facility, AAMM, opens
The most advanced commercially available metal 3D printing facility in Australia, the Australian Advanced Materials Manufacturing facility (AAMM), is now open.
The facility which is located in Edinburgh
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Metal 3D printing facility, AAMM, opens
The most advanced commercially available metal 3D printing facility in Australia, the Australian Advanced Materials Manufacturing facility (AAMM), is now open.
The facility which is located in Edinburgh
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Swinburne’s 3D printing, robotics tech ‘to transform’ automotive industry
Swinburne Technology University is teaming up with the Innovative Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre (IMCRC) and repair solutions company, Tradiebot Industries, to transform the automotive repair
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Bugatti builds world’s largest 3D-printed titanium brake
French car manufacturer Bugatti has developed a new titanium brake caliper manufactured using 3D-printing technology.
Working with Hamburg-based Laser Zentrum Nord, the feat becomes the world’s largest
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