VBN Components has received funding from Vinnova for a large development project of gear tools together with Volvo Powertrain and Primateria.
– This is an important proof of VBN’s technology, which injects power into the changing forces from conventional technique to the additive manufacturing says CEO Ulrik Beste.
The Swedish industry magazine Verkstäderna published an interview with VBN’s co-founder and CTO Ulrik Beste in its December issue. The article is in Swedish, but we can translate the quote
The Vinnova funded Centre for Additive Manufacture Metal (CAM2), developes powder and new improved materials in synergy with pre-manufacturing preparation, methods for increased productivity and robust post-processing. The centre coordinates
Additive Manufacturing for the Life Sciences (AM4Life) Competence Centre is funded by VINNOVA (Sweden’s Innovation Agency) and gathers more than 20 partners in academia, industry and the public sector to
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