GKN Aerospace and the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory have launched a joint $8.4 million initiative to advance additive manufacturing for aerospace structures.
L3Harris Technologies is accelerating the production of satellite propulsion systems using additive manufacturing to support rapidly evolving national security space requirements.
The flange, produced using additive manufacturing techniques from copper-nickel material, is the first of its kind to be welded at a U.S. public shipyard. The effort reflects a broader push to integrate advanced manufacturing solutions into operational naval platforms. The initiative followed a directive to accelerate adoption of additive manufacturing across the submarine force,
NSPA was tasked by NATO Allied Command Transformation (ACT) to develop a digital collaboration platform for nations and industry to exchange on Additive Manufacturing.
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Defence iQ’s 10th annual Additive Manufacturing for Aerospace, Defence & Space conference is returning on the 27-28 February.
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