Fortification in 3D printing allows for faster processing for space and industry

The 3D printing is extracted in the manufacturing and meaning industry, especially in air and space travel, two precision and efficiency are separated. The most recent research by NASAin Zusammenarbeit with Protolabsdemonstrates effectively that with generative design tools and modern production technologies, the process of ideas for producing prototypes can be supported. These devices have left behind 3D printing and AI-supported design optimization, which cannot yet take place in the US, but in the European aerospace industry of the central management of their customers.

“For a follow-up demonstration there is no idea that war is separated, if the manufacturer has carried out the production of the prototypes, then one of our ordered parts is punctually available. This is one of the best playing fields for errors or cares,” said Matthew Vaerewyck, Machine Construction Engineer at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland. “A project of NASA is very popular, we are impressed by the development of the protocols, it is a digital resource that offers a digital development with a higher quality and a higher quality icherstellt. “

I gave a presentation at the PowerSource Global Summit by NASA engineers who did a new research on prototypes for the Artemis mouth mission. When there is war, there is a gas leak in the mouth. The improvements and design – through modularity, stacking, and interaction with robots – could define a generative design tool from NASA. The result of the CAD model being added to the highly charged prototypes is that the inner prototype can be restored later by restoring the CNC bearbeitung.

“As a Fertigungspartner and this new project with new ideas, we can demonstrate the combination of generative design and automated manufacturing,” said Greg Thompson, Senior Director of CNC Machining at Protolabs. “As one of the revolutionaries of Fertigung, Protolabs has become a part of NASA’s mission to spy and expand the frontier of innovation, one of the experiences of the Weltraums that exists.”

“Speed, quality and also the ability to accurately assess part designs based on external experts are essential for air and space travel,” explains Daniel Cohn, Managing Director of Protolabs Germany. “The US pilot clearly stated that in this area, AI and the Protolabs manufacturing process have brought a new dimension. If the project with the NASA reports is now based on CNC machining software, a system for Europe can no longer support the relevance of additional machining. This technology – combined with the know-how of experts and experts from Protolabs – allows the design to be realized practically overnight.”