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3-D printing gets push for mainstream manufacturing
In a windowless concrete building off the Hardy Toll Road north of town, Cosine Additive welcomes investors through roll-up metal garage doors to talk multimillion-dollar deals. Article source: http://www.houstonchronicle.com/business/article/Local-entrepreneurs-push-3-D-printing-for-6322186.php
Airbus-Boeing Speed Race Increasingly Takes Place on the Ground
Production mistakes at a giant Airbus Group SE factory outside Hamburg a decade ago crippled the European plane maker. Today, the complex is a model of efficiency and a nexus for the company’s efforts to produce jetliners at an unprecedented … Continue reading
Why easyJet is banking on VR, drones and 3D printing
When you book a flight with a company like easyJet, it’s usually for one of two reasons: you want the cheapest tickets possible, or it’s the only airline operator flying to your destination. Nobody chooses easyJet for their in-flight entertainment, … Continue reading
Obama Cracks Down on Airplane Emissions, Buys Massive New Air Force One
On Wednesday, according to The Hill, the White House Office of Management and Budget approved new plans to regulate airplane emissions. The Environmental Protection Agency will now hold hearings on the prospective findings, then write up regulation. According to the … Continue reading
Local entrepreneurs push 3-D printing for mainstream manufacturing
In a windowless concrete building off the Hardy Toll Road north of town, Cosine Additive welcomes investors through roll-up metal garage doors to talk multimillion-dollar deals. Article source: http://www.houstonchronicle.com/business/article/Local-entrepreneurs-push-3-D-printing-for-6322186.php
Internet Company JS Emporium LLC Introduces New Model Plane Store at …
More Related Stories email article print page June 08, 2015 — ROCHESTER, Ill., June 8, 2015 /PRNewswire/ –Illinois-based Internet Company, JS Emporium LLC, unveiled its new model plane store at www.jdemporium.com today. The new online store offers a wide … Continue reading
5 Technologies That Could Help Curb Airplane Emissions
Biofuels, lighter engines, aerodynamic designs, 3D printing of aircraft parts, and, yes, even bug-proof coatings could boost fuel efficiency, which in turn reduces pollutants. Article source: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/energy/2015/06/150610-technologies-could-reduce-airplane-emissions/