Australia Is Turning to 3D Printing to Secure Its Industrial Foundation
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Australia's Strategic Policy Institute released a policy report arguing that national industrial resilience depends on adopting 3D printing technology to secure domestic manufacturing capacity. The report, authored by a metal 3D printing company executive, frames localized production as a critical engineering solution rather than a political goal.
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A new policy report from the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI), authored by Steven Camilleri, co-founder and CTO of metal 3D printing company SPEE3D, argues that national resilience is not a political ambition but an engineering problem. Titled Make Stuff Here… Or Else, the report…
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