Research laboratory: Future Lab for Additive Manufacturing & Engineering (FLAME)
Research laboratory: Future Lab for Additive Manufacturing & Engineering (FLAME)
On the one hand, additive manufacturing processes open up extraordinary freedom in the design process, and on the other, the independence from product-specific and moulding tools increases flexibility in production.
Research laboratory: FLAME
This makes it possible to create variable load and requirement-orientated structures with functional extensions for different derivatives that do not require any additional investment in capital-intensive, component-related operating resources.
Research laboratory: FLAME
Additive manufacturing systems for powder bed (SLS) and filament-based (FDM) processes
Due to the increased relevance of additive manufacturing processes and their recognisable potential for the production of complex high-performance components, the Future Lab for Additive Manufacturing and Engineering (FLAME) represents an essential step towards being able to act as a leading driver of innovation in the rapid development of these technologies.
