3D printing
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Burloak Technologies additive centre of excellence is operational
Provides customer projects with a range of capabilities from engineering to production.
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EBAM system delivers production boost
Large parts, quick turnaround.
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New SAAM 3D carbon-fibre print material
Has fixturing, custom tooling and assembly applications.
3D-printing a gun without licence could lead to jail time
Public Safety Canada says it’s closely monitoring US moves that would allow designs for 3D-printed guns to be posted online.
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3D printing: Ford pilot project goes large
Stratasys’s Infinite Build 3D printer tests large-scale car part printing and lightweighting.
Wohlers and CRIQ partner on additive manufacturing skills training
Aimed at designers, engineers, and managers wanting to learn how to design parts.
NB researcher to study 3D printing powered by thought
Working to understand the behaviour of 3D materials to harness their special properties for improved manufacturing.
Canadian manufacturers lagging in advanced tech adoption
CME study shows 60% not using them as investment in machinery and equipment drops.
BC father son team to take 3D printing into space
VANCOUVER — For Alex and Sergei Dobrianski, the building blocks of an upcoming revolution in the space industry are found in moon dust. Over the past five years, the father-and-son team has been developing the technology to send a 3D…
GE acquires 3D printing companies for $1.4B to up digital game
Industrial giant expects acquisitions to boost revenue within its 3D printing business to $1 billion by 2020.
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3D candy-maker arrives in New York
Dylan’s Candy Bar will roll out Magic Candy Factory’s 3D-printed fruit gummies in a few weeks.
Startups hit Shenzhen to accelerate ideas into devices
Hax introduces them to suppliers and factories to speed up prototype development.
Mohawk, CRIQ to collaborate on additive manufacturing
Colleges will develop programs in 3D printing for manufacturers in Quebec and Ontario.
PyroGenesis to spin off its 3D printing business
New public company that will produce metal and alloy powders.
BC puts focus on tech into hyperdrive with first ever summit
#BCTECH Summit is expected to bring together 3,000 participants from the cleantech, mobile wireless, artificial intelligence and transportation sectors.
