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An artist's impression of the Tesla battery installation in South Australia. Image courtesy of Tesla.

Tesla to build world’s largest battery in South Australia

A 3D printed part produced by GE Additive. Image courtesy of GE Additive

GE teams up with Stryker on additive manufacturing

How bees see colour. A macro view of the head of a bee showing its compound eyes and its three ocelli on the top of its head - stock image courtesy of APS.

Bees’ colour perception may deliver evolutionary jump in camera and sensor technology

The Long March-5 rocket was launched from the new Wenchang spaceport (pictured). Image courtesy of CASC.

Long March 5 rocket fails minutes after launch

Santander has provided an invoice financing facility to ensure that supplier payments are processed quickly - image courtesy of shutterstock.

60% of new US manufacturing jobs attributed to FDI

Additive Manufacturing - The scalable nature of the Stratasys Continuous Build 3D Demonstrator allows it to be easily expanded according to production requirements – image courtesy of Stratasys.

Additive manufacturing aims for production-scale

London South Bank University Will Pargeter - BSc (Hons) Engineering Product Design - Permanoeuver

The best engineering designs from London South Bank University 2017

An Apache attack helicopter was outfitted with a laser weapon pod. Image courtesy of Raytheon.

Laser Apache helicopter tested for the first time

MAPP aims to address the challenges and opportunities surrounding advanced powder processes through an ambitious interdisciplinary research programme.

What benefit is additive manufacturing expected to deliver?

The advanced manufacturing facility will also be used to experiment with new technologies including graphene, 3D printing and nanocomposites - image courtesy of GE

Breaking additive manufacturing into the mainstream

Airbus Helicopters ‘Racer’ (Rapid and Cost-Effective Rotorcraft) was unveiled at this week’s Paris Air Show - image courtesy of University of Nottingham.

Nottingham Uni develops revolutionary new aircraft wing