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| Keywords: Navy Officials, 3D Printing To Impact Future Fleet with 'On Demand' Manufacturing Capability 161716-N-DE005-010.jpg en NATIONAL HARBOR Md - Navy engineer Steve Price answers an attendee's question about the small additively manufactured modular payload multi-rotor at the 2016 Sea-Air-Space Expo This low cost 3D printed unmanned aerial vehicle is rapidly adaptable to mission requirements and can accept a wide variety of custom payloads The UAV was one of the exhibits featured at the Navy Additive Manufacturing Showcase in Dahlgren Va last month that were selected for display at the Sea-Air-Space Expo The volume of creative and innovative ideas made feasible with 3D Printing is astounding said Lynn Shoppell a Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division physicist after the Dahlgren showcase The exhibitors demonstrated that their concepts for increased technical capabilities rapid prototyping improved logistics operations and cost reduction initiatives are achievable with 3D Printing Participants also experimented with additive manufacturing technology research and development 2016-05-17 May 17 2016 https //www dvidshub net/image/2598227 161716-N-DE005-010 2016-05-18 17 32 DAHLGREN VA US 5 PD-USGov-Military-Navy Images from DoD uploaded by Fæ check needed Check categories 2016 June 9 DVIDS photographs rated 5 stars 161716-N-DE005-010 Images from DoD uploaded by Fæ | ||||
