Career day: F1 CNC machinist. Kennametal’s additive carbide powder. Wilson serves up some additive. Made in space 2021.

Octopus-inspired robots can do the twist. Graphics engines powering digital twins. 3D printing defects? There’s an app for that! Rethinking the supply chain. TÜV-certified AM.

Zeiss and ORNL have big plans for additive. Big bucks for ai-powered industrial robots. Advanced manufacturing restomods. Green steel. The greatest automation has to offer: CNC doors.

While a 3D model has been around for a long time, it has always been disconnected from the real world. Overlaying the actual conditions of the part is the first step of the digital twin. The next step is harvesting value from this synergy.

HP tries their hand at EOAT. Skunk works employing robots to keep their secrets. Restoring custom coachbuilding with additive. Advanced manufacturing breaks lap record. The best 3D scanner that’s already in your pocket.

I am certain that you’re well acquainted with the worldwide consumption of mold, dies, and fixtures, but did you know it is expected to reach $368 billion by 2026?

3D scanning historic race cars. How digital manufacturing builds supply chain resiliency. Cobots: masters of packaging. What do inexpensive cobots and advanced additive metals have in common? Printing with moon dust.

AMT provides investors with insights into the extensive opportunities that exist in the manufacturing ecosystem.

Pi-powered and cobot-equipped AGV. Aerospace-grade additive. Open-source reinforcement learning framework. HP takes additive to a higher fidelity. Guess who’s back? 3D-printed bridges!

3D-printed fuel injectors. Verizon's robotics division. More evidence: Boston additive is the new Swiss machining. Robo-farming tractors show up to the GFO. A new additive NSN.