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NordSpace secured $335,000 in NRC IRAP funding to develop multi-material 3d printed engines for its Titan launcher, targeting 5,000 kg+ payloads.
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NordSpace secured $335,000 in NRC IRAP funding to develop multi-material 3d printed engines for its Titan launcher, targeting 5,000 kg+ payloads.

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NordSpace secured $335,000 in NRC IRAP funding to develop multi-material 3d printed engines for its Titan launcher, targeting 5,000 kg+ payloads. By integrating Fraunhofer ILT high-speed EHLA technology and AI-driven toolpath planning, the project addresses the manufacturing bottleneck of medium-lift propulsion. This shift toward hybrid material systems optimizes thermal management and build rates simultaneously. It signals a move to high-cadence, scalable production for heavy space logistics. 馃殌 #AdditiveManufacturing #SpaceTech #NordSpace #3DPrinting

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