NAMIC Singapore, Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore and the Singapore Shipping association have published a white paper on Maritime Additive Manufacturing landscape in Singapore. This white paper highlights important aspects and topics of role of AM in maritime industry. It also discussed important case studies for application and use of AM in maritime.
“We felt that the global shipping community would benefit from the lessons Singapore has experienced in the last 4 years” – Says Kenneth Lim, Assistant Chief Executive (Industry), Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA)
Opportunities for Additive Manufacturing in Maritime Industry
Maritime transport is a key node in the global supply chain, responsible for the transport of more than 80% of world trade by volume . Recent events including the COVID-19 pandemic highlight how profoundly supply chain disruptions could impact our daily lives. Alongside this, the climate change agenda is gaining momentum, and this requires concerted action from all stakeholders in the supply chain to work together to address the challenges. It is against this backdrop that the adoption of AM technology in the maritime sector is both timely and opportune. This report will share Maritime Singapore’s additive manufacturing landscape, and seeks to promote greater awareness, learning and opportunities in the maritime industry.
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