PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE |
Wish you all a very Happy and Positive New Year!
Looking back over the past 12 months, who could have
had any idea what this year 2020 had in store for us. Yet,
despite all the challenges and hardships we faced , much
has been learnt about resilience, the value of operational agility, the
importance of skill development, and what were the opportunities of
improvement in our value chains.
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In Focus |
3D printing trends for 2021: A year of radical renewal
As we mark our entry into the fourth decade of 3D printing in 2021, we
also enter a decade with the potential for radical renewal. The COVID-19
crisis has had an enormous effect on every industry and continues to
propel us into a space where we need to think difierently. We need to
think about where we need to push the boundaries of innovation and
creativity. With this being said, the legacy of 3D printing starts in 2021
with three key trends: going back to the drawing board to rethink
manufacturing; enabling the personalization of not only products, but
also 3D printers themselves; and creating new solutions, fast, explain
Kristof Sehmke, Communication Manager, Materialise and Bram Smits,
Public Affairs, PR & Investor Relations, Materialise.
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Opinions & More
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‘I’m quite optimist about the
coming years
“I see many new developments happening in India. But,
at the same time, on a broader base, a lot of groundwork
needs to be done. For instance, there’s a need for
improvement in a lot of areas such as trust among
customers and suppliers, and financial planning, which is
a major pain area for all toolmakers, among others, - says
Marc Weinmann, Chairman, VEM Tooling.
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Techno Focus |
Continental, HERE and Leia
Inc Jointly Create Natural 3D
Automotive Navigation
✔ 3D navigation shown on the automotive Lightfield display creates intuitive user
experience and can contribute to driving safety
✔ Lightfield technology enables a natural 3D effect that is visible without glasses or
eye tracking sensor for driver and passengers alike
✔ Premium 3D content for 75 global city centers in HERE’s Premier 3D Cities
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Case Study |
Legacy components for the Indian space
industry in metal additive manufacturing
Additive manufacturing or 3D printing is perceived as an innovative processing
method to replace traditionally produced parts, including castings and multicomponent parts. 3D printing helps to create parts in a brief timeframe, with
least material wastage, and permits a more elevated level of customisation.
In this case, two brackets were made using AISI-316L grade for aviation applications, using
laser powder bed fusion technology. A thorough analysis was performed on the powder
to check for structural integrity to qualify the component for functional testing. A large
amount of material was removed, extreme machining time and related issues, for example,
residual stress and warpage conceived, which would happen in conventional methods,
have been eradicated by taking up additive manufacturing.
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Infusing excellence in technical
education since 1956
T
he Coimbatore Institute of Technology (CIT)
was founded in 1956 with the noble aim of
disseminating knowledge in the fields of
science, engineering, and technology, to
the student community. CIT is now one of the most
reputed and prestigious educational institutions in
South India and is backed by world-class research and
development initiatives. The philanthropic founders
of CIT envisioned a unique professional learning
order with special emphasis on industrial training.
The institute was affiliated to Madras University
till 1980 and got affiliated to Anna University in
2001. The institute is government aided and is also
recognised by the All India Council for Technical
Education (AICTE). CIT was granted autonomous
status in 1987 and is accredited by the National Board
of Accreditation (NBA).
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Industry Updates |
- Godrej & Boyce becomes the only Indian company to be announced as
a finalist at the World GBC ‘Asia Pacific Leadership in Green Building’ Awards 2020
- Daicel Corporation to establish a new production site for automobile
airbag inflators in India
- Hyundai strengthens commitment to ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’
- Tata Motors receives 98 patents in 2020
- IMF projects impressive 11.5% growth rate for India in 2021
- Toyota Kirloskar Motor signs MoU with Government of India for skilling of
youth
- voestalpine High Performance Metals India installs India’s largest Schmetz
Vacuum Furnace
- New in hot runner technology for high-quality lm injection molding
- Dedicated PolyWorks interface for Hexagon structured light scanners
- Mazak Unveils New Ez Machine Series and SmoothEz Control
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