Singapore's Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA), France's Naval Group and its Singapore subsidiary Naval Group Far East, have signed an agreement to collaborate on exploring additive manufacturing technologies for naval applications. A joint statement on 11 June said that under the new memorandum of understanding (MOU), the three parties will “jointly identify potential use cases of harnessing additive manufacturing” for defence.

Collaborative activities will include the sharing of methodologies and techniques in relation to the production, certification, and qualification of additive manufactured components for naval platforms, the statement added.

Singapore's Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA), France's Naval Group and its Singapore subsidiary Naval Group Far East, have signed an agreement to collaborate on exploring additive manufacturing technologies for naval applications. A joint statement on 11 June said that under the new memorandum of understanding (MOU), the three parties will “jointly identify potential use cases of harnessing additive manufacturing” for defence.

Collaborative activities will include the sharing of methodologies and techniques in relation to the production, certification, and qualification of additive manufactured components for naval platforms, the statement added.

Singapore's Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA), France's Naval Group and its Singapore subsidiary Naval Group Far East, have signed an agreement to collaborate on exploring additive manufacturing technologies for naval applications. A joint statement on 11 June said that under the new memorandum of understanding (MOU), the three parties will “jointly identify potential use cases of harnessing additive manufacturing” for defence.

Collaborative activities will include the sharing of methodologies and techniques in relation to the production, certification, and qualification of additive manufactured components for naval platforms, the statement added.

Singapore's Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA), France's Naval Group and its Singapore subsidiary Naval Group Far East, have signed an agreement to collaborate on exploring additive manufacturing technologies for naval applications. A joint statement on 11 June said that under the new memorandum of understanding (MOU), the three parties will “jointly identify potential use cases of harnessing additive manufacturing” for defence.

Collaborative activities will include the sharing of methodologies and techniques in relation to the production, certification, and qualification of additive manufactured components for naval platforms, the statement added.

Singapore's Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA), France's Naval Group and its Singapore subsidiary Naval Group Far East, have signed an agreement to collaborate on exploring additive manufacturing technologies for naval applications. A joint statement on 11 June said that under the new memorandum of understanding (MOU), the three parties will “jointly identify potential use cases of harnessing additive manufacturing” for defence.

Collaborative activities will include the sharing of methodologies and techniques in relation to the production, certification, and qualification of additive manufactured components for naval platforms, the statement added.

Singapore's Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA), France's Naval Group and its Singapore subsidiary Naval Group Far East, have signed an agreement to collaborate on exploring additive manufacturing technologies for naval applications. A joint statement on 11 June said that under the new memorandum of understanding (MOU), the three parties will “jointly identify potential use cases of harnessing additive manufacturing” for defence.

Collaborative activities will include the sharing of methodologies and techniques in relation to the production, certification, and qualification of additive manufactured components for naval platforms, the statement added.