Dr Kate Black from the University of Liverpool and CTO and Founder of spin-out Meta Additive Ltd, explains how mass manufacture of multi-materials using a new binder jet printing technology can create smarter solutions at the scale required to tackle many of the major challenges faced.
Additive manufacturing is often heralded by the media as a revolutionary technology with the potential to disrupt conventional manufacturing. Indeed, it has been demonstrated that for a number of applications additive manufacturing can be faster, less materials-intensive and reduce the time to market than traditional subtractive manufacturing methods. But to be truly transformative for industry,…
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