Fabrisonic’s Approach to 3D Printing Is Both Innovative and Old-School

Mark Norfolk, president and CEO of Fabrisonic, explains how his company uses low-temperature Ultrasonic Additive Manufacturing (UAM) technology to 3D-print a wide range of metals, as well as embed electronics and sensors inside 100 percent dense metal structures.

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