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BETHESDA, Md., April 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Leading Experts Devise Novel Approach to Vehicle Production. Efforts Focused on Manufacturing Process for Reducing Cost, Weight and Production Times While Increasing Survivability. Single, Massive Component Production Will Significantly Enhance Supply Chain Efficiency. Program Contracted Through LIFT, the DoD-Supported Manufacturing Innovation Institute
The Jointless Hull Project: improved production speeds, reduced production costs, reduced vehicle weight, greater vehicle performance and increased survivability
The Applied Science & Technology Research Organization, or ASTRO America, today announced it has been selected to manage a new U.S. Army initiative to develop and deliver a hull-scale tool using metal additive manufacturing technology. Known as the Jointless Hull Project, the effort aims to provide improved production speeds, reduced production costs, reduced vehicle weight, greater ve
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