“Winning such an important award for such a critical aerospace component recognizes how AM is much more than powder-bed only, and gives us even more motivation to bring large-scale metal AM to all of you,” Filomeno Martina, Senior lecturer in Additive Manufacturing, at the Welding Engineering & Laser Processing Centre, Cranfield University, comments, “We have been developing WAAM since 2006 and we have worked hard to raise the profile of the technology, demonstrating the enormous impact it will have on manufacturing businesses around the world,”
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Thales Alenia Space series production of satellites for Eutelsat CommunicationsĪerospace or Automotive Application of the Year: Cranfield University and WAAM3D’s 2.5m x 1.5 m rearframe for the BAE Systems Eurofighter Typhoonĭr. ParaMatters and Renishaw, ECOSSE Moto Works Nightstalker motorcycle bracket design Sciaky, EBAM project with Lockheed Martin to make satellite fuel tanksĬranfield University and WAAM3D 2.5m x 1.5 m rearframe for the BAE Systems Eurofighter Typhoon Launcher and EOS, copper alloy E-1 rocket engineĮnergica Motorcycles and CRP, 3D printed end use motor terminal cover The European Space Agency (ESA) and BEEVERYCREATIVE’s Project MELT microgravity 3D printerīMW 3D printed cylinder head for the S58 engineĪirbus Helicopters’ EOS M400-1 3D printed A350 latches Photo by Felix Li for 3D Printing IndustryĪerospace or Automotive Application – Shortlist “I’m grateful to everyone in the medical AM/3DP and standards communities for allowing me to be a part of their efforts.” Lauralyn McDaniel, Industry Events Manager, ASME, accepts the 2019 Community Advocate of the Year Award. “To be honored as the community advocate of the year for doing what has become my purpose in life-to impact people’s lives with 3D printing-is something I will carry with me for those moments when the challenges seem insurmountable,” said McDaniel in acceptance of the award. Lauralyn McDaniel, The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)Ĭommunity Advocate of the Year: Lauralyn McDaniel, Industry Events Manager, ASME. Joshua Pearce, Michigan Technological University (MTU) Michael Scherer, Prosthodontist at Sonora Modern Dentistry & Orthodonticsĭr. Photo by Vickie Licková for 3D Printing Industryĭr. We look forward to next year! The 3D Printing Industry team onstage with all winners of the 2019 3D Printing Industry Award. Thank you to all of those who voted, and to every nominee and winner for 2019. Read on to find out who you voted for, and for exclusive comment from this year’s winners of the 2019 3D Printing Industry Awards. In what is one of the largest surveys of the 3D printing industry, over 80,000 votes were collected this year. To our third-annual event, located in Nuffield Hall in central London, we were pleased to welcome guests from Protolabs, AM Ventures, RPS, Voxeljet and more, including, for the first time, a royal family member, His Highness Azzan Kais Tarik Al-Said of Oman. Representing the best hardware of the year, most innovative applications, and many well respected names in the 3D printing industry, this year’s annual event saw the attendance of more than 150 guests, representing over 60 companies in both desktop and industrial additive manufacturing – 32% more than last year. Last week, the winners of the 2019 3D Printing Industry Awards were selected by our readers.
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