AMT Tech Report: Issue #207
Additive repairs for the F-35. LIFT’s initiative doesn’t let down. Harder, better, faster, stronger. Agility robotics has Amazon’s attention.
AMT Tech Trends: Ti-talian
Ben and Steve get spicy over AMS, MES, and CRM nonsense, then Stephen tears off on a startup rant before introducing the sponsor: AM Radio, and finally going into a testbed update.
AMT Tech Report: Issue #206
New way to produce metal powders. Pittsburgh is an automation powerhouse. Nothing is ever certain. Always a new way. Set phasers to culture.
AMT Tech Report: Issue #205
John Deere's focus on AI and automation. (Not a) New kind of 3D printing. Got Beef with 3D printing? Making friends – literally, with AI.
AMT Tech Trends: LCQP
Ben and Steve get amped for MFG! They discuss Amazon’s BIG investment in automation innovation, a new military rifle, DOD 3D printing the largest structures, Honda coming for 3D design repositories, the blockchain revolutionizing copyright laws, and more.
AMT Tech Report: Issue #204
Siemens accelerating AM implementation. M2I2. Cemented carbide for AM. ICS malware you might wanna know about. Honda: the name that must not be mentioned!
Make It Greener: Manufacturing Improvements for a Healthier Earth
We can make it greener! While it may be difficult to make big changes all at once, even just a few smarter choices can have worthwhile environmental benefits. In honor of Earth Day, here are some ways manufacturers can reduce their carbon footprint.
AMT Tech Report: Issue #203
Carbon-alternative composites. 3D prints you’re supposed to throw out. Freeform liquid 3D printing. AR interest is booming again. The Wankel isn’t dead!
AMT Tech Trends: Nice Tech
Ben got to go to Oak Ridge National Labs and Steve didn’t. Stephen hasn’t bought a new Pocket NC because the credit card’s maxed out. Benjamin is impressed by GE’s specialty composites and performance-efficient jet engines.
AMT Tech Report: Issue #202
Fastest (SLA) printer in the west. Revisiting cellulose nanocrystals. Dubai uses additive to fix roads. Semiconductor metrology is crazy.