From overnight crash test components to on-demand spare parts, additive manufacturing has quietly become one of BMW's most important production tools — and the biggest leap is still ahead.
BMW recently announced an investment into a 3D printing company that uses new-age materials for the process
BMW is one of the companies that invested heavily into 3D priting and the Germans show no signs of slowing down
BMW opens a new technology campus on its premises, aimed at developing additive manufacturing even more, including 3D printing.
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%%excerpt%% HRE Wheels has just released the first-ever 3D-printed titanium wheel, called the HRE3D+, and it features some incredible designs.
%%excerpt%% BMW just announced that their plants around the world have printed and used over 1 million 3D printed parts over the last 10 years alone
The BMW Group is to invest more than €10 million in a new Additive Manufacturing Campus. Located in Oberschleissheim, just north of Munich, the facility will allow the company to continue developing its expertise in this field of work.
MINI won't let you print just about anything for your customized trims according to a new report.
Starting in 2018, MINI will be offering even more customization and personalization for customers thanks to the use of 3D-Printing.
BMW i Ventures has announced a strategic investment in Desktop Metal, an emerging startup in the 3D printing world
