Technology transfer
Additive manufacturing (AM) system manufacturer and high-end solution provider EOS has entered a three year technical partnership with Williams Grand Prix Engineering and Williams Advanced Engineering.
How the MTC is encouraging additive manufacturing in UK aerospace
The DRAMA project is for companies in the UK aerospace supply chain that are interested in developing their additive manufacturing (AM) capability.
The DRAMA project is for companies in the UK aerospace supply chain that are interested in developing their additive manufacturing (AM) capability, led by the MTC.
The aim of the video is to inform those supply chain companies about the benefits offered by the DRAMA project, to progress their Additive Manufacturing ambitions, ultimately helping them to enable additive for UK aerospace.
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