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3D printing is among the most revolutionary manufacturing technologies of the 21st century, vastly improving productivity for countless companies. Is your company looking to leverage the power of 3D printing? Read on to discover the steps your company can take to maximize productivity and improve customer service with 3D printing. ...(Full Article)
Growth in the 3-D printing industry has exploded through the years. While half of the 3-D printing companies are concentrated in the Midwest, there are numerous companies starting up all across the United States. IndustryNet data shows employment at 3D printing companies in the U.S. is up slightly more than 35 percent, and sales have increased 1.6% over the past year.
Although the industry is small, it is at the forefront of innovation in American manufacturing. This comprehensive list provides information on 36 top 3-D printing companies in the U.S.
3D Systems, Inc.; Lawrenceburg, Tennessee; Number of employees: 65:
In 1983, Chuck Hull, the cofounder and chief technology officer, invented stereolithography, the first 3-D printing process. Today, it is considered the gold standard...(Full Article)
While once primarily limited to a small number of prototype creators and hobbyists, 3D printing is now fertile ground for both start-up 3D printing companies and the expansion of existing providers. According to statistics gathered by IndustryNet, the establishment of 3D printing companies rose sharply starting in 2013, and that growth continues.
Recently, General Electric bought two major 3-D printing companies for $1.5 billion. Celebrating its 70th anniversary, Singapore Airlines is exploring the use of 3-D printing for the production of aircraft components.
Also in aerospace, Boeing is showing significant interest in the field. In the automotive sector, Ford is using 3-D printing to fabricate parts. SpaceX has even printed a rocket engine. There are many trends contributing to th...(Full Article)
According to new data released this week by MNI, compiler and publisher of the industrial information that powers IndustryNet, Wisconsin manufacturing continues to thrive, with the sector adding jobs for a sixth straight year.
This post will take a look at some major Wisconsin manufacturing industries and how they've fared this survey period, and will delve into city, county and regional data. We'll also examine some of the major announcements made over the past six years, and explore exactly what's driving Wisconsin manufacturing forward.
MNI reports Wisconsin manufacturers added 2,495 new net jobs between August 2016 and August 2017, representing a half percent gain.
Job gains over the past year were spread across multiple sectors, a reflection of Wisconsin's diverse economy. T...(Full Article)
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