Renaissance Services is excited to be a part of the Military Additive Manufacturing Summit & Technology Showcase in Tampa January 16 – 17, 2024. The Summit & Showcase is the nation’s largest military, aerospace and defense 3D-printing event. The Summit…
Last week’s International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) drew more than 111,000 registrants from 112 countries to see 15,000 new machine tools, controls, computers, software, and components of virtually all kinds. This year, the Chicago-based show, as it has for more…
Aerospace applications often have unique demands for batteries that power devices and vehicles, with special requirements to operate at very high or very low temperatures, as well as other features. Renaissance Services helps researches develop their products and get them…
Almost 52 years ago, Aviation Week & Space Technology’s cover marked the imminent delivery of the first Boeing 727 to United Airlines. The aircraft, N7004U, was the fifth off the line and was handed over at the end of October…
The appointment Tuesday of Dennis A. Muilenburg as the 10th chief executive in Boeing’s 99-year history will not come as a big surprise to insiders, but he will set a different tone for the world’s biggest aerospace company. For starters,…
3D printing’s move to the medical industry is accelerating rapidly, due largely to its ability to offer solutions to patients who seek a more customized form of healthcare, an expert told engineers at this week’s Medical Design & Manufacturing East…
Aerojet Rocketdyne recently completed a series of hot-fire tests of additive manufactured components for its AR1 booster engine at its Sacramento test facility. AR1 is the first advanced hydrocarbon large liquid rocket engine in development by Aerojet Rocketdyne since the…
New industries and small companies are beginning to turn to the power of 3D simulation. Processing speeds are faster and big data processing is less expensive to deploy. Many companies that wouldn’t ordinarily use simulation find it has become affordable…
…Miguel Angel Villar Alarcon, one of the managers at Spanish 3D Systems’ distributor Impresoras 3D, introduced a side project he has been working at: an online tool to unite all major 3D printable model databases under one roof. While there…
Engineers trying to keep track of the ever-ballooning number of materials and machines for additive manufacturing (AM) and 3D printing (3DP) now have some relief. The free, searchable Senvol Database has data on more than 350 machines and 450 different…