Rolls-Royce Inaugurates MOD-Backed Additive Manufacturing Development Cell
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Rolls-Royce has opened a new Additive Manufacturing Development Cell at its Bristol facility with backing from the UK Ministry of Defence. The facility will focus on developing and advancing additive manufacturing technologies for the aerospace and defence sectors.
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A new facility purpose-built for additive manufacturing has opened at the Bristol base of the British aerospace and defence company Rolls-Royce. The Additive Manufacturing Development Cell was inaugurated by Luke Pollard MP, Minister for Defence Readiness and Industry, with Claire Hazelgrove MP…
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