This week in Additive Manufacturing (July 09, 2024), #83
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This week in Additive Manufacturing (July 09, 2024), #83

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发布日期: 2024年7月9日
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  1. Acquisitions - Nano Dimension announced its intention to acquire the American company Desktop Metal for $183 million.
  2. Industry News - Shapeways, one of the largest online 3D printing service providers in the world, has filed for bankruptcy.
  3. Technology - Purdue University researchers have created an affordable method for printing high-resolution parts using two-photon polymerization and two lasers.
  4. Large format - Studio Kite, an Australian company, introduces the Studio Kite, a large-scale polymer printer with a 3D printing volume of 2.6 x 2.6 x 3.6 meters, a heated chamber up to 80 degrees, and a printing speed of up to 25 kg of material per hour.
  5. Large format - PioCreate 3D, a 3D printer manufacturer owned by Creality, offers two large printers: the G12 Pellet with a print volume of 1x1x1.2 meters and the G5 with a print volume of 500x500x400 mm. Both printers use plastic granules as their feedstock.
  6. Software - ORNL researchers have introduced Slicer 2, a 3D printing slicer software specifically designed for large format printers.
  7. FDM/FFF - Creality has released the K2 Plus, a color filament printer with a closed chamber, 350x350x350 print volume, and the ability to print in 16 colors, priced at $1,500.
  8. Technology -?Researchers have developed a new method for detecting defects in 3D-printed components using machine learning.
  9. Technology - Researchers have combined three printing techniques into one machine, which enables the printing of parts from multiple materials, including metal and polymers.
  10. Industry News - BASF is exiting the 3D printing field and transferring all activities to a new company, Forward AM. This company combines the polymer materials for printing activity with the Sculpteo service bureau.

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John Oney

Additive Manufacturing Consultant @ John Oney Consulting | Founder, Developer of reverse engineering of conventional post-process for Additive Manufacturing

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Very sad Shapeway filing for bankruptcy, another fatality of secondary support companies not producing innovative new procedures in post-process that will produce suitable components for certification in many industral applications.

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