Many of today’s military platforms and weapons systems are delivered behind schedule and over budget. Worse, some of these incredibly expensive systems are delivered without the capabilities promised, or are less effective than originally anticipated. For example, simply look at…
3 Key Takeaways From Autodesk’s 2023 State of Design & Make Study
Earlier this year, Autodesk partnered with Ipsos, a leader in global research and insights, to create the 2023 State Design and Make Study. This detailed and deep dive into how digital transformation is impacting the people that design and make…
How 3D modeling is changing roadway construction—FDOT on the new Howard Frankland Bridge
The use of 3D modeling has sparked widespread interest in the construction industry in recent years. Aside from an improved review of designs, 3D modeling can reduce rework by catching issues earlier, reducing costly mistakes. Building Information Modeling (BIM), coupled…
Overcoming the Environment – How Craitor is Enabling 3D Printing at the Tactical Edge
In our last article on the GovDesignHub, we sat down with Eric Shnell, the CEO and Founder of Craitor, a company that’s working collaboratively with the U.S. Marine Corps to develop a 3D printer that can function at the very…
How 3D Printing Can Assist the Warfighter in the Field—Craitor Explains
Military vehicles and weapons systems operate in harsh, austere environments that constantly punish parts and create the need for maintenance and repair. Unfortunately, a weapon system or military vehicle in need of repair is one that can’t benefit the warfighter…
