EWI applied the additive friction stir deposition process to steels, titanium, aluminum, and more.
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Next-generation nuclear is a manufacturing challenge as much as an engineering one. The US nuclear fleet averages more than 40 years old. At the same time, advanced reac…
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EWI empowers industry leaders to overcome complex manufacturing challenges and integrate new processes to bring products to market more quickly and efficiently. We provide comprehensive engineering services to help companies identify, develop, and implement the best options for their specific applications. With unmatched expertise, state-of-the-art lab facilities, and technology resources, we offer customized solutions that deliver game-changing results. Automotive | Aviation | Defense | Electronics | MedTech | Off-highway | Oil & Gas | Packaging | Railroad | Renewables & Power Generation | Space
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EWI has been selected by America Makes to lead a new $13.2 million national program aimed at solving the cost and complexity of verifying part quality for additive manufacturing for critical defense parts.
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EWI demonstrated the autonomous construction of a modular lunar truss tower using robotic assembly and advanced solid-state welding in a simulated lunar environment with Bond Technologies, Inc.
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EWI is in partnership with Bond Technologies, Inc., to explore an autonomous manufacturing approach for building a modular lunar truss tower using refill friction stir spot welding.
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