3D printing gears up for bigger parts, faster output September 01, 2020 10:12 AM Richard Truett Reporter covering technology, engineering and Jaguar Land Rover for Automotive News ...

Rapid growth in the 3D printing market is driven by increasing automation and demand for customized, efficient manufacturing ...

Some auto manufacturers, on a limited basis, print 3D parts for use in new vehicles and are experimenting with delivering printed parts to their franchised dealerships for service and maintenance ...

Automotive 3D printing involves using additive manufacturing to create car parts, prototypes, and tools. It enables rapid prototyping, custom components, and lightweight designs, reducing costs ...

Subaru chose to collaborate with DMM.make because of the company’s 3D printing experience and its speedy manufacturing technology. Subaru used the HP Jet Fusion 3D printer to produce four types of ...

Although the CLIP process from Carbon 3D has received a lot of attention, there are many different types of 3D printing that can be applied to automotive parts and manufacturing.

Popular Science recently took a look inside Vital Auto, the British lab that uses 3D printing for high-end concept cars from companies like Rolls-Royce, McLauren, Jaguar, and others.

BMW Group brands 3D-print metal & plastic parts for some exclusive cars. Additive Manufacturing Campus near Munich features 50 metal & polymer printers. High cost of Laser Beam Melting means low ...

3D printing is becoming more useful for making production parts for cars, as seen but the use of 3D-printed control arms on the upcoming Ferrari F80 supercar. But the technology plays an important ...

One thing we didn’t see was how you can augment silicone parts with 3D-printed inserts. Of course, you don’t need 3D printing to make silicone items and molds. It just makes it easier.