GOM is introducing the Digital Days: Every Tuesday in May 2020, the company introduces the latest solutions for optical 3D metrology.

The light and flexible system is equipped with interchangeable lenses suitable for small to medium-sized parts and comes with the latest GOM software.

Three new tools that will produce tens of thousands of critical parts for a new breathing aid designed to support Covid-19 patients are being manufactured in Telford.

Kingsbury has been appointed to represent German WAAM (wire arc additive manufacturing) equipment builder Gefertec GmbH in the same markets with immediate effect.

3D printing continues to find new ways to support the fight against Covid-19. Formlabs has teamed up to produce nasal swabs for testing.

DWFritz Automation has developed the Zerotouch measuring platform. The system uses multiple non-contact sensor technologies to rapidly measure in three dimensions and in real time.

Over 200 designs for ventilators have been sent in. Now seven teams have been selected to build their prototypes.

Student wins free Stratasys FDM 3D Printer for The University of Oxford for a year, exposing more students to cutting-edge technology that will boost their learning and research.

Producing protective equipment to prevent infection with the Coronavirus regionally — the co-operation between two companies from Bavaria, supported by Meusburger, makes it possible.

The pandemic may have restricted everyday life and paralysed the economy, but it has not dampened creativity.