Aerospace
Ever wished you could fly? Gravity Industries is making an Iron Man suit which has 1,000 horsepower and components 3D printed in metal.
Furthering additive manufacturing in design & parts production, Airbus integrates 3D printed pieces in the design of its new A330neo jet.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory researchers are the first to 3D print aerospace-grade carbon fiber composites allowing for optimization.
Boeing wants to transform the traditional way of building satellites, creating them more quickly by using 3D printing and fewer workers.
Students from Inholland University of Applied Sciences are building a fully 3D printed rocket as a part of their aviation technology course.
Nanyang Technological University PhD student Phillip Keane made a robust 3D printed quadcopter drone with ULTEM 9085 material.
Industrial titan GE has bought two European companies for $1.4 billion, both specializing in 3D printing metal parts for jet engines and cars.
Industry giant Stratasys has developed "Infinite-Build" 3D printing technology, removing size limits for printed airplane and car components.