Reaction Dynamics accelerates development of hybrid rocket technology
HAMILTON, Ontario, June 01, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Next Generation Manufacturing Canada (NGen), the industry-led community behind Canada’s most advanced manufacturing projects has announced its latest project with Reaction Dynamics (RDX), a Quebec-based rocket manufacturing company. RDX will acquire one of the world’s most advanced metal 3D printing technologies, thanks to a $4.8M R&D project supported by NGen. This acquisition also represents the first implantation of a Velo3D intelligent metal additive manufacturing solution in the country – already used by some of the world’s most advanced rocket companies to produce critical engine pieces. Reaction Dynamics will leverage Velo3D’s metal additive manufacturing technology to manufacture environmentally friendly, safe, and affordable commercial rockets as soon as 2024.
Senvol President to Host Webinar with Terry Wohlers, Brent Stucker, Jason Jones
Senvol President to Host Webinar with Terry Wohlers, Brent Stucker, Jason JonesHear interesting anecdotes and stories about some key moments that shaped the additive manufacturing industry
Exergy’s continued experience at HANNOVER MESSE 2022
Exergy’s continued experience at HANNOVER MESSE 2022 in Germany along with a strong Canadian contingency of companies working towards transforming the manufacturing and energy industry is nothing short of inspiring. It is great to see such remarkable representation from these companies and NGen Canada: #vks #acerta #globalDWS #macrodyne, #skkynet and #Ngen.
CADmicro will be at the Global Energy Show in Calgary, Alberta, June 7-9 2022
Visit our team at booth 1381 and learn all about the latest innovative technologies that are increasing efficiency and productivity. We hope to see you at North America’s leading energy event.
Why Canadian Manufacturers Need To Understand – And Embrace – The Fourth Industrial Revolution
Although helping the Canadian manufacturing sector accelerate growth obviously requires looking towards the future, Craig Holden recently pointed to an important lesson from the past.
NGen and NRC IRAP partner to deliver new Additive Manufacturing Demonstration Program
NGen and NRC IRAP are partnering to deliver the Additive Manufacturing (AM) Demonstration Program for eligible Canadian companies. The program will focus on 3D Printing technologies such as powder bed fusion, Direct Energy Deposition (DED), electron beam (EB), Cold Spray as well as the deployment of new materials such as engineering grade plastics such as PEEK, PEI, Nylon and fiber reinforced grades.
Canadian Automotive Supplier Capability and EV Value Chain Analysis
Canada is one of the many countries committed to transitioning from internal combustion engines to electric-powered, zero-emission vehicles by 2035.