AM in Aerospace and Defense at RAPID + TCT 2024
In aerospace, AM presents myriad opportunities—from reducing costs and lead times, to employing novel materials and achieving weight reduction through lightweighting.
In aerospace, AM presents myriad opportunities—from reducing costs and lead times, to employing novel materials and achieving weight reduction through lightweighting.
In the fall of 2023, Boeing announced it would begin testing 3D-printed components of a main rotor system for its Apache attack helicopter.
3D printing was initially thought of by much of the general public as somewhat of a niche technology: a small-scale curiosity with intriguing potential perhaps, but hardly the kind of
RAPID + TCT 2024 in Los Angeles, North America’s largest additive manufacturing (AM) and industrial 3D-printing event produced by SME and UK-based Rapid News Publications Ltd., owners of TCT,
RAPID + TCT, North America’s largest additive manufacturing (AM) and industrial 3D-printing event, will shine a light on the technology convergence with AI, automation and robotics in the second
RAPID + TCT's long-awaited return to the West Coast made for an exciting convergence of industry leaders, innovators, and additive manufacturing (AM) enthusiasts.
"Awesome" is the word I chose to sum up the RAPID + TCT event. This was my 30th visit, and it was undoubtedly the best one yet. From all perspectives, the event surpassed my expectations
North America’s largest additive manufacturing and industrial 3D-printing event is seeking expertise and thought leadership from across the industry
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