Heitec scanning systems and Hexagon’s CT analysis software are providing major German automaker with valuable insights into EV-engine housing manufacturing
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Waste Not, Want Not
By Rob Higby, CEO, Continuum Powders
How the Wisdom of CT Data Analysis Can Benefit Additive Manufacturing
By Dr. Daniela Handl, General Manager, Volume Graphics, Hexagon
How to Deliver on the Promise of Enterprise Performance? With Better-Integrated Automation
By Derek Neiding, Vice President, Razorleaf
How CT Data Analysis is helping TE Connectivity Reach Their Ultimate Goal of End-to-End Quality Inspection
Manufacturer Gains Critical Insights Using Volume Graphics software throughout Design, Simulation and Manufacturing
How CT Quality Analysis of EV Batteries Can Help Address Demand and Performance
By Dr. Daniela Handl, General Manager, Volume Graphics, Hexagon
The Sky’s the Limit: Cobra Aero Rethinks Designing for Additive Manufacturing with nTopology
When your fast-growing company designs and manufactures some 2,000 small engines per year, you like to stay abreast of the latest digital-engineering tools. Yet Sean Hilbert, president of Cobra Aero, is also adamant that the final proof of the integrity of every power and propulsion product he creates for his motorcycle and drone customers is always the test bench.
Boom Supersonic Readies for Flight with Metal Additive Manufacturing on Board
The unveiling of Boom Supersonic’s XB-1 supersonic demonstrator aircraft last fall at the company’s Denver hangar has brought the dream of a return to supersonic air travel closer to reality. While XB-1, as well as the company’s future Overture supersonic airliner, echo the shape of the earlier Concorde (see sidebar), XB-1 presented its creators with an opportunity to explore more advanced designs and manufacturing technologies than were available to Concorde engineers.
Industrial CT Analysis Software Uncovers Aerospace Manufacturing Defects That Scanning Alone May Miss
Quality assurance and flight certification of critical aerospace parts and assemblies have reached new levels of sophistication in recent years. Leading aerospace and defense manufacturers worldwide now consider computed tomography (CT) scanning to be an essential part of their non-destructive testing (NDT) toolkit.
Start Now: Profiting from the Digital Twin Can Take Time
The concept of the Digital Twin is still evolving but it is powerful and self-evident enough that most manufacturers believe that they need it.