News release: Renishaw joins £38M DECSAM programme to scale sustainable aerospace additive manufacturing (docx)
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Renishaw has joined the Digitally Enabled Competitive & Sustainable Additive Manufacturing (DECSAM) project. Led by Airbus, this £38 million, four-year UK aerospace programme will develop and deploy the latest additive manufacturing (AM) technologies.
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