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Made Smarter is highlighting the systemic impact of AM adoption at UCLan's 35 million GBP Engineering Innovation Centre.
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Made Smarter is highlighting the systemic impact of AM adoption at UCLan's 35 million GBP Engineering Innovation Centre.

Originally reported by Machinery Market

Made Smarter is highlighting the systemic impact of AM adoption at UCLan's 35 million GBP Engineering Innovation Centre. To date, 27 North West manufacturers have invested 1.6 million GBP in 3D printing, supported by 442,000 GBP in grants. This initiative is projected to add 15.6 million GBP in GVA and create 128 jobs, proving that localized support ecosystems are essential for SME scale-up. Shifting AM from a design curiosity to a core production tool marks a critical milestone in the UK industrial digitalization strategy. 🛠️🚀 #AdditiveManufacturing #MadeSmarter #Industry40 #3DPrinting

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