Freudenberg-NOK Sealing Technologies' product portfolio, advanced manufacturing processes and facility expansion activities are helping automotive manufacturers meet demands to improve fuel economy through the industry's adoption of 9- and 10-speed vehicle transmissions.

Innovative raw materials to help augment the operational efficiency of 3-D printers, finds Frost & Sullivan

Award program enters its fourth year and introduces new nomination categories for the lightweighting of full vehicles and vehicle modules

"We would have not been able to take this product from development to launch without using Stratasys 3D printing to develop a working prototype - it's as simple as that," Oliver Risse, Floatility's founder

Fully-functional 3D printed prototypes produced 50% faster using both FDM and PolyJet 3D printing technologies from Stratasys in comparison to silicon molding

• Opel uses Stratasys 3D printed manufacturing tools to attach production parts to its renowned 'Adam' car - including roof spoilers, glass roofs and the iconic lettering on the rear windows
• Using its fleet of Stratasys FDM 3D Printers, the car manufacturer can 3D print assembly tools in less than 24 hours ready for use on the production line

More than a century ago, Ford Motor Company's iconic Model T made automobiles affordable to the masses with assembly line production and efficient manufacturing. That legacy has continued, with ground-breaking research to design and develop the future of mobility and manufacturing.

The HTW team enjoys comparative increase in horsepower of around 10% versus traditional manufacturing methods: "3D printing of complex parts is fastest and the preferred way of manufacturing airbox", says the team engineer.

"This is where Dassault Systèmes' 3DEXPERIENCE platform and the industry solution experiences portfolio can play a pivotal role, by providing one unified, digital platform with specialized applications to help companies minimize risks and costs, automate knowledge, facilitate changes and optimize overall performance."

Student Racing Series Impresses with Electric Motor Innovation

• Improved Cooling Thanks to Aluminum Jacket with Internal Helix-Structure Produced with Additive Manufacturing
• Leading the Pack – Race Car with Water-Cooled Electric Motors Brings Students a Place on the Podium

Additive Manufacturing and its freedom of design helps students to racing success

Young engineers choose Additive Manufacturing (AM) to tap the full potential of the part