The Pentagon uses 3D printing to create artificial limbs, body armor, vehicle parts, brackets for weapons systems, and medical implants. The Defense Department inspector general found issues that could lead to theft of technology or sabotage. The inspector general’s recommendations to fix the security issues have been accepted by the leadership of the Armed Services. …
Watchdog identifies cybersecurity holes in 3d manufacturing Read More »
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Identify3d software provides security, consistency, and accountability for the digital thread. The software protects intellectual property, contractual obligations, ensures repeatability, and traceability throughout the digital to physical manufacturing process. Our ability to secure the digital designs from creation through collaboration and to actual production of the part is key to the USMC meeting their goals …
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As 3d printing of spare parts gains a foothold, how do you get the parts made near where they are needed? Daimler Buses is using a unique and effective approach to solving this challenge. The flexibility of 3d printing, combined with standardization and mobility allows the parts to be made near where they are needed. …
an approach to 3d printed spare parts Read More »
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Identify3d, 3YOURMIND and 3D printing Industry are thrilled to participate in a new virtual talk series for decision-makers and experts in additive manufacturing. How do you move Additive Manufacturing (AM) from R&D to mass production? How do you integrate AM into global production value chains? What questions should you be asking? How do you navigate …
IDentify3d participating in 3d Friday talk show hosted by 3yourmind Read More »
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