Over the last 13 years, General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc. (GA-ASI) has explored the use of polymer/composite and metal additive manufacturing (AM) as a cost- and time-saving alternative to ...

Market valued at $52.60B in 2024, projected 8.82% CAGR growth driven by EV lightweighting, aerospace efficiency, wind ...

Recycling thermoplastic composites is vital for a circular economy, but it presents challenges such as reduced mechanical properties. The winners of Sampe Young Engineer’s Challenge (YEC) [1], ...

Ceramic matrix composites (CMCs) have emerged as a critical class of materials for demanding high-temperature applications due to their unique combination of properties, including: However, ...

Perseus Materials is reinventing composites manufacturing as it is currently known. Perseus Materials wants to build bigger, faster, anywhere. They are developing and applying a proprietary composite ...

Industry is rapidly gaining maturity while benefiting from macro-trends in circularity, AI and TPC and high-rate ...

The ARRIS | MTO Product Series includes an expanding range of next-generation, ultra-lightweight, high-performance bicycle spokes, developed by ARRIS for leading brands that understand why carbon ...

Ultrasonic Additive Manufacturing (UAM) is an innovative, solid‐state process that employs high-frequency mechanical vibrations to bond layers of metal tapes or foils. Distinguished from traditional ...

Industrial manufacturing processes continue to evolve to reflect new programs, materials, processes and technologies. This creates both new opportunities and challenges for manufacturers, as they ...

Delve into the frontier of additive manufacturing with our exclusive Collection from Scientific Reports. Additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing, has revolutionized the production of complex ...

ARRIS®, a leader in advanced manufacturing for high-performance composites, today announced the expansion of its Made To Outperform® (MTO) Spoke Series, introducing additional production-ready spoke ...