Webinar on Additive Manufacturing (8/22/13 2pm ET)
FuzeHub’s Hutch Hutchison to present at NIST MEP Webinar Hutch Hutchison, NYMEP will provide a comprehensive picture of this rapidly growing industry, from stereo lithography
FuzeHub’s Hutch Hutchison to present at NIST MEP Webinar Hutch Hutchison, NYMEP will provide a comprehensive picture of this rapidly growing industry, from stereo lithography
HOW DOES ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING WORK?
I guess I would trace the origins of Additive Manufacturing (3-D Printing) back to August of 1977, when Canon engineer Ichiro Endo discovered thermal inkjet printing, where a computer algorithm guided the placement of thermally-induced ink droplets to form an image on paper. This discovery has gotten a lot of mileage in the world, and we take for granted that when we send a file to our printer from a computer, we get a precise representation of the image, in two dimensions, in full color!
Shared from Insyte Consulting, Buffalo NYMEP The Buffalo Milk-Bone manufacturing plant’s “zero-waste-to-landfill” achievement earned it the first-ever Sustainability Excellence and Employee Education Award from its
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