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Gianni Zitelli on building Axtra 3D (opens the original)
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Gianni Zitelli did not wait for the dust to settle at Axtra 3D’s newly opened European headquarters in Vicenza before sitting down for a conversation. The 1,600-square-meter facility—a standalone building housing material validation, application development, manufacturing, and customer support—had just opened its doors when VoxelMatters caught up with the company’s co-founder and CEO, samples in hand and the energy of a launch event still in the room. The company turned five in April. What began
Alex Monino and 10 years of HP Additive Manufacturing (opens the original)
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At its recent media day, HP marked 10 years since it first showed the world Multi Jet Fusion, the powder bed fusion technology that became the foundation of its 3D printing business. VoxelMatters sat down separately with Alex Monino, SVP and GM of Additive Manufacturing Solutions at HP, who joined the 3D printing effort in 2013 and has run the commercial side of it since. The conversation traces the arc from a blank sheet of paper in the early 2010s to a business Monino said is now growing at 25
Ursa Major is taking AM hypersonic, one layer at a time (opens the original)
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Additive manufacturing has spent the past decade trying to prove itself worthy of a rocket engine. When a small startup out of Colorado decided to build its very first rocket engine almost entirely out of 3D printed parts, a lot of people in the industry assumed it wouldn't hold up. Eleven years later, that company is Ursa Major, and the engine — Hadley — has flown more than ten hypersonic missions. It comes back. It gets inspected. It flies again. That track record is now the foundation for a r
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