The sports field is especially prone to take advantage of the benefits of additive manufacturing. We see cases of golf, pickleball and ice skating.
Additive manufacturing technologies are many and diverse. They are often abbreviated by acronyms or initials. Find out what we are talking about thanks to the directory we have created.
Reflections on Additive Manufacturing
A glimpse into the additive manufacturing ecosystem and its disruptive fit in today’s industrial production system.
David Guzmán, Osteophoenix
“We want to facilitate access to research-intensive techniques, with regenerative medicine and tissue engineering as fundamental pillars”.
The fit of additive manufacturing in today’s world and the involvement of governments
A look at the role of additive manufacturing in the productive fabric and the support of public authorities for its development.
Additive Manufacturing VS 3D Printing
This technology is often referred to by these two names interchangeably, which can lead to confusion among the public.
Is there a difference between the two designations?
Abel Bajuelos. Addimensional
“The additive manufacturing ecosystem in Cuba is nascent and we are actively involved in its development.”
History of Additive Manufacturing. Part I
We explore, from the mid-19th century to the 1980s, the foundations on which the first 3D printing machines were built.
Additive manufacturing in sports: 3 innovations (I)
The field of sport is particularly prone to reap the benefits of additive manufacturing. We see cases of cycling, climbing and skiing.
3D Print Lyon 2022
Chronicle of the 3D Print 2022 show in Lyon. We take a look at the current state of additive manufacturing and its ecosystem in France.
Additive manufacturing in feminine
On the occasion of March 8th, we hear from several women in the 3D printing industry.
Alberto Martínez and Egoi Azkarraga, 3D Lan
“We are relying on additive manufacturing to meet the challenges in the social sphere”
The 7 process categories of additive manufacturing
Whilst additive manufacturing is based on stacking successive layers of material, there are different ways of doing this depending on the type of energy we use to transform the raw material and the technique for adding these layers.
