Customer Showcase

Xerox® Elem™ Additive Solutions today announced the installation of a Xerox® ElemX™ 3D metal printer at the Department of Energy’s Manufacturing Demonstration Facility (MDF) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) to advance metal Additive Manufacturing (AM) technologies.

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Point Designs partners with 3D Systems’ Application Innovation Group to develop superior product, gain workflow efficiencies, and transition to titanium 3D printing in just 6 months.

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Additive manufacturing helps bypass overseas manufacturing and streamline product development

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At the Zurich University of the Arts, augmented reality and 3D printing are being examined as potential teaching materials of the future. For the innovative project, Sintratec provided a 3D printed replica of an archaeological find.

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CTL Amedica visited AON on October 26 to jointly shape business collaborations based on the long-term agreement signed off early this year

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EOS, its customer YOU MAWO, and Fraunhofer EMI partner up for a comparative lifecycle analysis. The result: 3D printed YOU MAWO’s eyewear shows up to 58 percent lower carbon footprint than conventional eyewear.

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While metal additive technology is anticipated to grow significantly in the Japanese domestic market in coming years, it is still at an early growth stage.

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Siena Garden, one of Germany’s leading providers in the garden sector, integrates Replique’s 3D printing platform into its aftersales business

Replique contributes to Siena Garden’s sustainability strategy by providing customers with spare parts on-demand and for an infinite period of time

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‘Hospifactory’ initiative to meet increasing requirement from healthcare institutions for on-demand, localized production of 3D printed medical equipment and anatomical models

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Hüfingen is a small town on the south-western edge of Germany in the Black Forest. Where others go on holiday, AlfaMerit tinkers with measurement systems, apheresis machines and devices for geotagging that are sold on the international market. Daniel Grüter is the technical director here and in spring 2020 received a request from the neighbouring Furtwangen University of Applied Sciences to develop a hyperthermia device.

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