Video: CIMP-3D Advances Direct Metal Printing
Video: CIMP-3D Advances Direct Metal Printing
The Center for Innovative Materials Processing through Direct Digital Deposition (CIMP-3D) at the Pennsylvania State University is advancing and deploying additive manufacturing technology for critical applications. To achieve the broad perspective necessary for advancing AM technology, the Center also includes government, industry, and academic partners having the common goal of advancing and implementing AM within the industrial base.
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