AIDC mulls using 3D printing to produce airplane engine parts

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AIDC mulls using 3D printing to produce airplane engine parts

Chloe Liao, Taipei; Willis Ke, DIGITIMES

Monday 25 June 2018

With 3D printing believed to bring a new round of manufacturing revolutions in the future, Taiwan's Aerospace Industrial Development Corp (AIDC) will consider applying 3D printing technologies to produce airplane engine parts and components to sharply...

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