Inside the Collins Aerospace Additive Manufacturing Center

Collins Aerospace, an engineering and manufacturing company making components and systems for aircraft and spacecraft, opened a new additive manufacturing center in Monroe, North Carolina. The facility is important in part because it lets Collins protect the valuable intellectual property associated with 3D printed parts.
Learn more about the Collins Aerospace additive manufacturing center and the company's aims for opening it in this report on our recent visit there and discussion with Collins team members: www.additivema...
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Amazing additive manufacturers

[@calebverdught]

I am working at Collins Aerospace in cold winter Iowa, 3D printing lame boring parts right now at work.
Me: "North Carolina seems nice! Are there any job openin...."
Wife: "No"
Me: "I mean, I love where I'm at!"

[@adhdengineer1970]

Let's move you to Des Moines instead :) - John