Highlighted stories
The continuous wave of innovation at Tsunami Medical
When we last caught up with Stefano Caselli, founder and CEO of Tsunami Medical, in November 2020, he outlined his vision<
GE receives Air Force airworthiness qualification in under a year for first metal 3D-printed, critical jet engine part
Pathfinder with the USAF’s Propulsion Directorate and Rapid Sustainment Office (RSO) gathers momentum as it establishes its own qualification path for additively manufactured metal parts.
EROFIO Group prints first part on Concept Laser M Line system
- From machine shipment to first printed part in less than three months
- Mold Core successfully additively manufactured on first attempt, using hot work tool steel, in a six-day test build
- GE Additive Concept Laser M Line sch
Aerospace
Additive manufacturing is disrupting the aerospace industry and accelerating the way parts are designed and manufactured. We’re partnering with companies to make parts that are lighter, more durable, and more efficient for the aerospace industry. Read our latest aerospace additive manufacturing case studies and customer stories below.
US Air Force to 3D-print parts for fighter planes
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GA-ASI completes first test flight with metal 3D-printed part
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Additive at Scale: Avio Aero Flies into the Future
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The Blade Runners: This Factory Is 3D Printing Turbine Parts For The World’s Largest Jet Engine
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The Turbocharger: 3D Printing And Data Help This Engineer Design Parts For Planes At Warp Speed
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Atomize This: Metal Powder From This Canadian Plant Will Fire Up The 3D Printing Revolution
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Medical
Optimum patient care in orthopedics, implantology and dentistry demands the high-precision and custom fitted medical products that additive manufacturing offers. Read our latest medical industry additive manufacturing case studies and learn how we’re partnering with companies to create everything from world’s first implanted 3D-printed hip cup, to a new dental implantology process.
Speed & Scale in the Spinal Sector
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Reimagining knee replacements with additive technology and artificial intelligence
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Nexxt Spine Continues Investment In Additive To Drive Medical Device Innovation
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MT Ortho harnesses additive technology to manufacture customized prostheses for cranioplasty and bone cancer patients
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Scaling For Growth
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Bone Machine: 3D Printing Is Revolutionizing Plastic Surgery
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Additive At The Cutting Edge Of Joint Replacement Surgery
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100,000 Patients Later: The 3D-printed Hip Is A Decade Old And Going Strong
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Québec’s CRIQ Selects GE Additive Arcam EBM To Explore Use Of Additive For Patient-specific Jaw Reconstruction
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Lifestyle
Additive manufacturing allows you to redefine what’s possible and build new products in the most unique ways. Learn how some unlikely partnerships lead to new products with our latest lifestyle additive manufacturing case studies below. See how 3D printing can make the ordinary … extraordinary.
Automotive
Additive manufacturing can be used to produce range of applications in the automotive industry, including engine components, bodywork, tire molds and structural parts. See how we’re partnering with a range of automotive businesses to build technology demonstrators, in our latest automotive industry additive manufacturing case studies.
HRE Wheels
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Customer Quote
…additive is absolutely booming. It is driving our business and innovation strategy forward and our design team is actively developing and testing new applications, parameters, and surgical devices to target new markets. We are excited for what the future holds for us.
Alaedeen Abu-Mulaweh
Director of engineering, Nexxt Spine
