Artemis II, dental aligners and more: The case for additive manufacturing
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Aerospace and defense industries are increasingly adopting advanced manufacturing technologies to enhance their production capabilities, according to Brett Conner, the chief manufacturing officer of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers. This shift is aimed at enabling faster processing and scaling of parts, which is crucial for meeting the growing demands of these sectors. By leveraging innovative techniques, companies are able to streamline their operations and improve efficiency, ultimately leading to more competitive offerings in the market. The trend reflects a broader movement within manufacturing to embrace technology as a means of driving growth and innovation.
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Artemis II, dental aligners and more: The case for additive manufacturing
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