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Liquidmetal Technologies and Amorphology, Inc. Enter into a Manufacturing License Agreement
Liquidmetal Technologies Inc. has amended its license agreement with Amorphology, Inc., advancing amorphous metal manufacturing for aerospace, defense, and medical industries. This partnership aims to drive high-precision, domestic production and expand market adoption.
The Distributed Extreme Environment Drive System (DEEDS)
Motiv Space Systems’ DEEDS is a space-rated motion control system designed for extreme thermal conditions in lunar and deep-space exploration. Funded by NASA’s SBIR program, it enables long-term operation of rovers, robotics, and ISRU equipment with cryogenic-compatible electronics that reduce power and mass needs. Incorporating Bulk Metallic Glass (BMG) for enhanced durability, DEEDS offers a scalable, high-performance solution for Artemis and future deep-space missions.
Amorphology Partners with AddiTec for the Additive Manufacturing of Large Steel Strain Wave Gear Flexsplines
Amorphology has partnered with Additec to advance additive manufacturing using bulk metallic glasses (BMGs). This collaboration aims to leverage Additec’s expertise in additive manufacturing and Amorphology’s specialization in BMG technology to develop innovative solutions for producing high-strength, wear-resistant components.
‘BattleBots’ Returning at Discovery Channel
The new season of BattleBots will premiere on Discovery Channel on May 11, 2023. The upcoming season features an exciting mix of seasoned champions and new contenders, as the combatants battle in high-stakes robot duels. The show promises intense action, innovative designs, and a chance for teams to prove their mettle. Viewers can look forward to cutting-edge technology and fierce competition as teams compete for the ultimate title of BattleBots champion.
Metallic Glass Gears Up for ‘Cobots,’ Coatings, and More
Bulk metallic glass could slash prices of collaborative robots and lead to advanced 3D printed metals. Where are the robot
Amorphology Opens West Coast Demonstration Center Showcasing Starrag Bumotec’s s191H 7-Axis Machining Center
Amorphology, a NASA spinoff, has opened a demo center at its Pasadena headquarters to showcase the Starrag Bumotec s191H CNC machine. This machine will demonstrate the production of high-precision gears from amorphous metals (BMG), targeting applications in robotics, medical devices, and aerospace. Amorphology focuses on rapid prototyping and small-batch production of gears with high tolerance for extreme cold, offering advantages over traditional metals like steel and titanium. Their process is set to transform gear manufacturing for various industries.
