The latest issue of TCT North America is now available to subscribers.
On the cover, Nikon SLM Solutions explores the ways additive manufacturing is reshaping defense, and the theme continues as Sam Davies reports on some potentially significant updates to United States Naval Aviation Maintenance Program (NAMP), and speaks to the team at ASTRO America.
In metals, Laura Griffiths finds out how Domin sought to disrupt the hydraulics industry with metal AM, and Sam takes a closer look at the trend towards additively manufactured heat exchangers, and meets with the researchers behind?the first tests of APWORKS Additive Manufacturing’ Scalmalloy CX alloy.
Prahalada Rao, Associate Professor at Virginia Tech, introduces the DynamicPrint?
model-based feedforward process control approach for rapid part qualification and?
defect mitigation in laser powder bed fusion (LPBF).
In creative, Anne P., Technical Program Manager at Google shares how engineering, creativity and circular thinking came together to build the Rainbow Raindrops sculpture series, and Tomer Emmar, Digital Production Creation Manager, 3D Print Studio at Tapestry., explains how 3D printing has become an essential tool?
for the parent company of Coach, Kate Spade and Stuart Weitzman.
Plus, TCT's new AM Edit rounds up the biggest news and applications, and Editor's Insights considers if we're seeing the death of DEI.
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