While I was at the AeroDef conference last week, I spoke with Dr. Ron Ott, Deputy Director of Energy & Transportation Science at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), who told me that Oak Ridge had partnered with a company called Cincinnati Incorporated to retrofit their large gantry laser-cutters with 3D printer extruders. Dr. Ott explained that the new heads would yield a giant FDM-style 3D printer to produce car parts for Local Motors 3D-printed car project. What Dr. Ott failed to mention was that the Cincinnati Inc.…
The original post Oak Ridge National Laboratory Takes 3D Printing Fast and Big appeared first on 3D Printing Industry.