Texas A&M Accelerates Certification of Critical Military Additive Manufacturing Components

Post Views: 464 Texas A&M Military Additive Manufacturing Components Texas A&M Advances Certification of Military Additive Manufacturing Components Texas A&M University in College Station has secured $1.6 million from DARPA’s SURGE program to fast-track certification of critical military Additive Manufacturing components. Currently, evaluating the lifespan of a 3D-printed military part can take up to eighteen months using supercomputers. Texas A&M’s new approach will drastically reduce this time, allowing faster production and deployment of reliable components. As a result, the...