• 3D Systems entered a CRADA with Savannah River National Laboratory to accelerate additive manufacturing for advanced energy, nuclear, and national security uses.
• Work targets advanced materials, AI/ML-driven process optimization, equipment upgrades, cybersecurity, scalable production methods, and workforce training.
• Focus includes 3D-printed components for advanced nuclear systems, aiming to cut development cycles, lower costs, and strengthen domestic supply chains.
• Equipment has been installed at SRNL’s Advanced Manufacturing Collaborative to move research toward production-ready processes and technology transfer.

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