Explore the latest news in Additive Manufacturing with AM Chronicle’s round up of Week 2 of 2024. The round up of last week includes doctors in UAE used 3D printed implant for Jaw Reconstruction after Extensive Tumor Removal; Steakholder Foods launches plant based meat and fish in UAE; EOS and Volkmann launches fully automated Powder Handling Solution and much more.

3D Printed Implant Success Story: Filipina Expat in UAE Receives Jaw Reconstruction after Extensive Tumor Removal in 14-Hour Surgery

In one of the first surgeries in UAE including a 3D Printed Implant, a team of specialist doctors utilized 3D printed implants during a 14-hour surgery to remove a substantial tumor and reconstruct an entire jaw.

Revolutionizing Cuisine: Steakholder Foods Unveils 3D-Printed Plant-Based Product Innovations in UAE

Steakholder Foods, a pioneer in three-dimensional meat and fish printing technology and cultivated cell innovation is about to unveil it 3D-Printed Plant-Based Product Innovations in UAE as it has received a favorable feasibility report from Mérieux NutriSciences.

EOS and Volkmann Partner to Provide Fully-Automated Industrial 3D Printing Powder Handling Solution

VOLKMANN and EOS announced a scalable, closed-loop metal powder handling solution for users of the EOS M 290, EOS M 400 and EOS M 300 series additive manufacturing (AM) systems. Offered directly from EOS, the handling and processing of metal AM materials can now be managed through a holistic powder handling approach – for both pre- and post-processing – from initial powder preparation to a closed, fully-automatic powder circuit.

GKN invests £50m to grow sustainable AM capability

GKN Aerospace has boosted its commitment to sustainable manufacturing, with a £50 million investment in its cutting-edge additive fabrication technology in Trollhättan, Sweden.

Prusa Research Launches Printables ‘Store’ Paid Model Repository

Prusa Research has launched a marketplace within its 3D printing model repository, Printables, called the Printables “Store”. As when Clubs launched, Prusa has emphasized how important it considers preserving the experience of browsing free models in its “main repository” without being inundated with paid models.

UH launching space tech development center, student-training hub

The University of Hawaiʻi is in the initial stages of establishing a space engineering and instrument development center at the UH Institute for Astronomy’s facilities on the UH Hilo campus, thanks to general fund support from the Hawaiʻi State Legislature and Hawaiʻi Gov. Josh Green.

Associate professor in ECE creates advanced technology capable of manufacturing tools in space

Dr. Masoud Mahjouri-Samani, Godbold Associate Professor in electrical and computer engineering, is working on development of  additive micro and nanomanufacturing machines that are small enough to be carried inside a spaceship to the surface of the moon, or beyond.

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