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We create computational models for engineering to build the world's most advanced machines.
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An animation of a Noyron-generated multi-material 3D-printed spherical reluctance motor. As multi-metal-and-insulator 3D printing becomes available, sophisticated electromagnetic systems like these can be built. Created by the Noyron Large Computational Engineering Model.
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Drawing attention with our massive hypersonic precooler concept: 1.6m tall, metal 3D-printed with Farsoon.
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One of our favorite parts we showed this year. The massive Noyron-generated hypersonic precooler we printed with Farsoon Technologies
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Multi-material metal 3D printing will unlock completely new dimensions in engineering. We manufactured this bi-metal Aerospike engine with the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft IGCV experimental production process in 2023, one of the first applications of PicoGK and Noyron.
LEAP 7162,986 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Impossible to build just 12 months ago, Farsoon Technologies manufactured our hypersonic precooler last October. Standing more than 1.5m high (5ft), it is one of the most complex, probably THE most complex metal-printed part ever created. Noyron allows us to engineer these objects, but it takes intense collaboration to push the limits of the production process, and encode the real life constraints into to our Computational Engineering Model. Shown last at Formnext in Germany, you will now be able to see at TCT Asia in Shanghai (March 17-19).
LEAP 7156,599 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

Huge shoutout to Farsoon Technologies for being able to manufacture our alien artifact. Just a year ago, nobody could have built this. The amount of detail and the sheer size of this metal printed hypersonic precooler is pushing the limits of what is imaginable today. Noyron FTW. #Formnext
LEAP 7151,854 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

It’s great to finally see the manufactured result in person: the largest monolithic aerospike ever produced, 200 kN, 1 m tall, generated by the Noyron Large Computational Engineering Model and produced by HBD Additive Manufacturing on one of the world’s largest metal 3D printers.
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