Boom Supersonic and Stratasys partner to speed development with 3D printing
A three-year agreement has been announced to enable Boom to leverage FDM-based 3D printing for production-grade aircraft parts and advanced composite tooling. The aim is to speed up their work to…
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A three-year agreement has been announced to enable Boom to leverage FDM-based 3D printing for production-grade aircraft parts and advanced composite tooling. The aim is to speed up their work to transform air travel. Additive manufacturing facilitates rapid development and cost efficient production of specialized tools and flight parts.
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