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  1. Manufacturing Unlimited, Ep. 6: Robot-Enabled Construction at Branch Technology
    Aug 29, 2026 · original
    Powered by ICAM, the International Conference on Advanced Manufacturing. Learn more and register . Episode 6: Robots Are Changing How Buildings Are Made In this episode of Manufacturing Unlimited, Peter Zelinski visits Branch Technology in Chattanooga, Tennessee, where robots are changing how building components are made. When most people think of construction, they imagine materials arriving at a job site and being assembled: lumber, steel, concrete, and other familiar building products. Branch Technology sees another possibility. The company uses robot-enabled manufacturing to create architectural components before they ever reach the construction site. At the center of the process is Cellular Fabrication, or CFAB, a proprietary free-form 3D printing method that does not build parts layer by layer. Instead, robots extrude material and rapidly solidify it in free space, creating an open
  2. Manufacturing Unlimited, Ep. 5: AI-Enabled CT Inspection at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
    Aug 12, 2026 · original
    Powered by ICAM, the International Conference on Advanced Manufacturing. Learn more and register . Episode 5: AI Makes CT Fast Enough for Manufacturing In this episode of Manufacturing Unlimited , Peter Zelinski visits Oak Ridge National Laboratory ’s Manufacturing Demonstration Facility, where researchers are using artificial intelligence to dramatically reduce the time required for industrial CT scanning. X-ray computed tomography, or CT, is one of the most powerful measurement tools in manufacturing. It creates a complete digital representation of a part, including both its external dimensions and hidden internal features. That means CT can measure surfaces, inspect internal geometries, detect defects, identify trapped powder, and analyze features that other inspection methods cannot see. The challenge has been speed. Industrial CT inspection has traditionally required long scan times
  3. Manufacturing Unlimited, Ep. 4: Statistical Confidence in Additive Manufacturing at ADDMAN
    Jul 29, 2026 · original
    Powered by ICAM, the International Conference on Advanced Manufacturing. Learn more and register . Episode 4: Statistical Confidence in Additive Manufacturing In this episode of Manufacturing Unlimited , Peter Zelinski visits ADDMAN in Statesville, North Carolina, where one of the largest metal additive manufacturing facilities in the country is using scale to address one of AM’s most important challenges: confidence. For decades, metal additive manufacturing has relied heavily on destructive testing. Test coupons are built alongside parts, broken, and analyzed to help prove the process. But what happens when one additive manufacturer accumulates enough production data to validate the process another way? At ADDMAN, that question is becoming increasingly practical. The company operates more than 50 laser powder bed fusion machines across multiple sites, including the former Keselowski Ad
  4. Manufacturing Unlimited, Ep. 3: Cold Metal Fusion at CADmore Metal
    Jul 13, 2026 · original
    Powered by ICAM, the International Conference on Advanced Manufacturing. Learn more and register . Episode 3: Lower-Cost Metal 3D Printing on Polymer Machines In this episode of Manufacturing Unlimited , Peter Zelinski visits CADmore Metal in Columbia, South Carolina, where a former industrial kitchen has become a technology center for an emerging metal additive manufacturing process. CADmore Metal is championing Cold Metal Fusion, a process that uses selective laser sintering machines typically built for polymer 3D printing to produce metal parts. Instead of melting metal powder with a laser, the process prints a mixture of metal powder and binder. The printed parts are then debound and sintered in a furnace to become dense metal components. The result is a different path to metal additive manufacturing. Cold Metal Fusion can produce high-value metal parts using polymer SLS equipment, r
  5. ASTM Publishes Strategic Guide to Support Certification of Additively Manufactured Parts in Defense
    Jun 30, 2026 · original
    Developed with the UK Ministry of Defence under Project TAMPA, the guide provides a common, criticality-based approach to qualifying additively manufactured parts and supporting their certification. CONSHOHOCKEN, Pa., July 1, 2026 — ASTM International’s Additive Manufacturing Center of Excellence (AM CoE) has published a Strategic Guide on qualifying and certifying additively manufactured (AM) parts. The Strategic Guide to Certification of Additively Manufactured Parts in Defence Applications is available to download at no cost at amcoe.org . The guide gives defense organizations, manufacturers, and suppliers a common, criticality-based approach to qualifying AM parts and supporting their certification across the air, land, and maritime domains. Developed to support the United Kingdom Ministry of Defence (MOD) and its Project TAMPA, the guide will also serve defense supply chains and all
  6. Manufacturing Unlimited, Ep. 2: ReCreateIt: Turning Plastic Waste into Local Manufacturing
    Jun 17, 2026 · original
    Powered by ICAM, the International Conference on Advanced Manufacturing. Learn more and register . Episode 2: ReCreateIt: Turning Plastic Waste into Local Manufacturing Plastic waste is usually treated as a disposal problem. In Austin, Texas, a team is treating it as a local manufacturing opportunity. In this episode of Manufacturing Unlimited , host Peter Zelinski visits a Habitat for Humanity ReStore where the ReCreateIt initiative is transforming discarded plastic into usable household goods through large-format 3D printing. Plastic items that cannot be resold are sorted, cleaned, ground into flakes, and fed directly into a Re3D Gigabot X printer to produce stools, tables, vases, lampshades, and other products sold in the store. The episode features Carolyn Seepersad of Georgia Tech, who presented the work at the ASTM International Conference on Advanced Manufacturing (ICAM 2025), alo
  7. Manufacturing Unlimited, Ep. 1: CNC Machining Interconnectivity at Orizon
    Jun 16, 2026 · original
    Powered by ICAM, the International Conference on Advanced Manufacturing. Learn more and register . Episode 1: CNC Interconnectivity and the Future of Machining Expertise In the debut episode of Manufacturing Unlimited , Peter Zelinski visits Orizon Aerostructures in Olathe, Kansas, one of the most advanced aerospace and defense machining suppliers in the United States. Orizon machines demanding five-axis aircraft parts using precision equipment from Modig Machine Tool and Okuma America Corporation . But the company’s biggest constraint was not capability. It was expert attention. As U.S. manufacturing expands, the labor gap is changing. Manufacturers still need skilled people on the shop floor, but the next bottleneck is systems-level expertise: the people who can troubleshoot complex processes while also developing new ones. To address this challenge, Orizon is working with Flexxbotics
  8. ASTM International Awarded NATO AIS Fund Project Advancing Interoperability on Unmanned Surface Vehicles (USV) Standardization
    Feb 3, 2026 · original
    CONSHOHOCKEN, Pa., Feb. 3, 2026 – ASTM International has been awarded a new project under the NATO Accelerating Interoperability and Standardization (AIS) Fund titled “Unmanned Surface Vehicles (USV) Standardization: Current Status and Future Outlook.” The project supports NATO’s efforts to enhance interoperability, operational readiness, and future capacity by advancing coordinated approaches for unmanned surface vehicle (USV) technologies. The project leverages ASTM International’s global expertise in advanced manufacturing, technical frameworks, and defense-focused collaboration to support NATO’s evolving maritime capability needs. The project’s objective is to identify gaps and opportunities related to USV standardization and associated frameworks, and to provide practical guidance and recommendations to NATO to help inform future standardization priorities and capability development
  9. ASTM International Supports U.S.–UK Defense Interoperability Through America Makes–Funded Additive Manufacturing Project
    Jan 13, 2026 · original
    CONSHOHOCKEN, Pa., and BRISTOL, U.K., [DATE] — ASTM International today announced its participation in a newly awarded Allied Additive Manufacturing Interoperability (AAMI) project led by America Makes and the National Center for Defense Manufacturing and Machining (NCDMM). Funded by the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering’s Manufacturing Technology Office (OSD(R&E)), the $1.1 million initiative aims to establish additive manufacturing (AM) equivalency and interoperability between the United States Department of Defense (DoD) and the United Kingdom Ministry of Defence (MoD) supply chains. The AAMI program focuses on laser powder bed fusion (LPBF) of critical defense parts and seeks to identify barriers to allied interoperability while supporting the development of shared, international qualification and certification approaches. As a member of the Lockhe
  10. ASTM Announces Seven Global Initiatives at Formnext 2025 to Scale Additive Manufacturing
    Nov 18, 2025 · original
    FRANKFURT, Germany — November 18, 2025 — ASTM International’s Additive Manufacturing Center of Excellence (AM CoE) is at Formnext 2025 to showcase seven initiatives working with governments, industries, and research institutions to make advanced manufacturing more reliable, sustainable, and scalable. ASTM International will host a press conference at Formnext on Tuesday, November 18, from 4:00–4:30 p.m. (Hall 11.0, Stand A21), followed by interviews and certificate presentations to global partners. Visitors can meet experts from the ASTM/Wohlers Associates to learn how ASTM is helping industries worldwide adopt advanced manufacturing technologies. The AM CoE’s coordinated strategy unites ASTM’s work in technical innovation, industrial certification, supply-chain enablement, and market intelligence under one global framework designed to move industries from readiness to real-world deploym

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