3D Printing for Manufacturing

• 3D Printing — 3D Printing leverages the rapid advancement of additive manufacturing innovation, enabling the creation of complex parts in ways not possible with traditional manufacturing.

• Naresh Shanker: How 3D Printing Will Change Global Supply Chains — Events in 2020 have made it clear that today's global supply chains leave manufacturers and their customers vulnerable to external risks outside of their control. Chief Technology Officer Naresh Shanker explains how integrating 3D printing into current manufacturing operations will add flexibility and resiliency to supply chains.

• This huge Xerox printer can create metal parts for the US Navy — Xerox VP and GM of 3D Printing Tali Rosman and I. Emre Gunduz from the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) talk about the first installation of the Xerox^® ElemX^™ 3D Printer at NPS and the vision of putting an ElemX on a Navy ship.

• The US Navy’s postgraduate school is taking a stab at metal 3D printing — Xerox VP and GM of 3D Printing Tali Rosman and Walter Smith from the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at the Naval Postgraduate School talk to Defense News about how the Xerox ElemX 3D printer can help advance what’s possible to manufacture at sea, easing the burden on the Navy’s supply chain.

• Nonproprietary Approach to Additive Puts Xerox in Navy Crosshairs — Xerox VP and GM of 3D Printing Tali Rosman talks to IndustryWeek about Xerox’s collaboration with the Naval Postgraduate School and the benefits of the Xerox ElemX compared to other additive manufacturing technologies.

• Naval Postgraduate School and Xerox Collaborate to Advance Additive Manufacturing Solutions — Xerox Chief Technology Officer and President of PARC Naresh Shanker and Xerox VP and GM of 3D Printing Tali Rosman talk to the Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) about their collaboration with Xerox and the vision of integrating additive manufacturing into the military supply chain.

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