on a goal towards additive aerospace
Three kayaks, of the same design, printed at RISE in three different materials and tested on the water at GKF (Göteborgs Kanot Föreningen). PLA with cellulose, rPE with wood fiber, PP with glass fiber.
A second trip of 10 km between the office at RISE and the Additive Intelligence conference at Lindholmen Gothenburg tested the polypropylene kayak on a longer trip.
Are you tired of your printer being tied to the three dimensional cartesian planes? Break your industrial robot free from planar slicing. Emil Johansson and his team at Adaxis are developing a slicer for just this. Working together with Emil, this ABB 6700 industrial robot, and Adaxis beta software AdaOne, we are able to slice… Continue reading Spline curve slicing
Topology-optimized, additively manufacturable robotic end effector for increased productivity Using computer aided design, topology optimization, finite element analysis and additive manufacturing, we will have an end effector design with a reduction of mass and part count over the original design. This should result in increased reliability due to the lower part count and ease of… Continue reading Gripper
