Rapid leaps in innovation characterise the development of additive manufacturing processes. Rotterdam-based company Concr3de has been working on a 3D printer for stone for more than five years, developing an inkjet technique to participate in the reconstruction of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris. It achieved this aim using automation technology from Festo.
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A new report from industrial 3D Printing software company, CASTOR, has revealed that additive manufacturing could be the key to greater sustainability within the industry.
The research will find solutions to improving the sustainability and energy efficiency of mobile networks.
This year, Virgin Atlantic is set to fly across the pond from London, using solely sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).