New materials such as super alloys and composites plus increasingly affordable and innovative technology represent opportunity in an industry driven by hand-built products. Additive manufacturing promises to deliver high value to these low-volume products with high-quality standards and significant regulatory demands. To learn more about Georgia Tech Manufacturing Institute’s work in the industry…

• Nanomaterials for real-world applications (68k .pdf)
• Direct digital manufacturing of airfoils via large area maskless photopolymerization
• Sustainable manufacturing analysis using an activity based object orientation (687k .pdf)