FDM | Innovation for Belgian Defence

Paper as an actuator by using electricty

Specially prepared paper can bend, fold or flatten on command

Pittsburgh PA (SPX) Aug 23, 2018 - One of the oldest, most versatile and inexpensive of materials - paper - seemingly springs to life, bending, folding or flattening itself, by means of a low-cost actuation technology developed at Ca

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3D printing becoming common in US Army

U.S. Army on Twitter

“At #CombinedResolve10, the #USArmy tested its first large-scale 3-D printing workshop for the battlefield – a portable series of units that can recreate Humvee parts and customized weapon modifications. Meet R-FAB at @starsandstripes. https://t.co/LWq5J6RZng”

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3D Printing for US Navy

3D Printing Tech on Twitter

“https://t.co/GPXkpG8jWo - US Navy boosts investment in metal 3D printing for battleships | 3D… https://t.co/NUu4bvJVep, see more https://t.co/VOmElYn47O”

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3D printed houses

3D Printing Tech on Twitter

“Video on Twitter https://t.co/ewqRrfFxVO, see more https://t.co/sqQh6m8pef”

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Marines 3D printing workshop

U.S. Marines on Twitter

“Meet the XFAB! This 3D print shop can be set up in 2.5 hours and prints new parts quickly, getting Marines back in the fight faster! https://t.co/IpUig4DHFX”

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