Articles and blog posts on Additive manufacturing

From swings and climbing frames to interactive games, play has always been at the heart of Readymade AB. Now, as part of the RISE-coordinated project 3D-Action 2.0, the company is exploring the power of 3D printing in its production – a technology that makes it possible to create prototypes faster,…

In an era defined by rapid shifts and global challenges, the pursuit of sustainability, resilience, and competitiveness has never been more important. Yet, the path to achieving these goals remains anything but straightforward. The Swedish region Västra Götaland believes that additive manufacturing…

Robotic additive manufacturing might sound like something confined to the world of high-tech labs or niche industries, and until recently, that assumption wouldn’t have been far off the mark. But in the past few years, the technology has made impressive leaps forward, and it’s now being trialled in…

In line with the AM Center’s long-term strategy, the emphasis on education is now being strengthened. To mark the launch of a new training format, Alfa Laval visited RISE to gain deeper insights into DED.

On October 1, 2024, SSAB officially enters into partnership with the Application Center for Additive Manufacturing at RISE, thereby becoming its 21st member.

Five massive wave-shaped benches crafted from biobased materials, designed to withstand lakeside weather and winds for years to come. Could they be 3D printed? Yes, said Fraunhofer. With a little help from a friend.

On April 5, 2024, ADAXIS officially entered into partnership with the Application Center for Additive Manufacturing (AM Center) at RISE, becoming its 20th member. 

Hello, Cecilia Warrol, Programme Director at Produktion2030. Over the years, Production2030 has provided funding for numerous projects focused on innovation and collaboration within additive manufacturing (AM). In the autumn of 2023, Production2030 also decided to co-fund the Additive Intelligence …

"Courage is essential. Success isn't guaranteed, but without trying, you'll never find out," says Robert Aronsson, Construction Manager at Totech, reflecting on the subject of 3D printing. In 2023, the company took a bold step by printing its first hydraulic block in stainless steel. This achieveme…

Alfa Laval, global provider of products in the areas of heat transfer, separation, and fluid handling, has been part of the Application Center for Additive Manufacturing at RISE since it started. Eager to accelerate their adoption of additive manufacturing (AM), they frequently utilize the centre t…

This summer, Melker of Sweden partnered up with RISE for an unprecedented venture: employing an industrial robot to print a full-sized kayak, cut open hatches, print on hatch rings, drill holes for deck fasteners, and prepare the hull bottom for milling. In one constant motion.

In the spring of 2023, Nordholms on the Swedish westcoast, hesitantly opened their eyes to the potential benefits of additive manufacturing. A speedy implementation came to completely revolutionize their production. What happened?

Volvo Cars has committed to becoming a circular business by 2040. A challenge that, according to themselves, is one of the biggest they’ve ever faced. The use of recycled and bio-based materials is part of the solution, as is additive manufacturing. We have talked to Torbjörn Larsson, Senior Princi…

The manufacturing industry in Västra Götaland is currently going through a massive change. Is additive manufacturing to be part of it? Yes, says Hans Fogelberg, R&D expert, Västra Götalandsregionen.