
Stanford-spinout Perseus Materials secured a strategic investment from Lockheed Martin to scale its self-propagating composite technology.
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Originally reported by 3D Printing Industry
Stanford-spinout Perseus Materials secured a strategic investment from Lockheed Martin to scale its self-propagating composite technology. Utilizing Nobel-winning ROMP chemistry, the system produces 130-meter structural parts at 30 cm per minute using 100,000x less energy than autoclaves. This approach removes machine size constraints, allowing modular systems to fabricate massive aerospace and wind components. With a target cost below $15 per kg, it marks a shift from energy-heavy batch processing to continuous production. 🚀 #AdditiveManufacturing #Composites #CleanTech #Aerospace
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