3D Systems Corp. announced that it has taken the next step in its partnership with the National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Institute (NAMII), the federal initiative to enhance the competitiveness of U.S. industry, with the delivery of two leading production grade additive manufacturing printers to the innovation center located in Youngstown, Ohio.
该研究所将弥合研究，产品开发和制造业之间的差距，并将提供公司，特别是小型制造商，可以访问尖端能力和环境，以教育和培训员工的添加剂制造技能和技术。
"3D Systems pioneered the development and commercialization of additive manufacturing technology and is proud to be part of this visionary government initiative to localize manufacturing and enhance competitiveness," said Cathy Lewis, Vice President of Global Marketing, 3D Systems (www.3DSystems.com). "With seven distinct 3D print engines, we are uniquely positioned to cover the broadest range of additive manufacturing applications and empower industries with tomorrow's competitive tools and skills today."
全国Ins加法制造创新titute in Youngstown, Ohio will be managed by the National Center for Defense Manufacturing and Machining (NCDMM, www.ncdmm.org), which was established by the Obama administration in August 2012. The institute is financed by $30 million in federal funding, matched by $40 million from a private industry consortium and is designed to serve a three-state area: Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. It is the first of several planned regional hubs of manufacturing innovation designed to be world-class centers for applied research, technology incubation, and technology commercialization.
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