How U.S. UAV Makers Are Scaling with Additive Manufacturing Discover how drone innovators are transforming production with 3D printing. In this roundtable webinar hosted by Commercial UAV News and sponsored by HP Additive Manufacturing Solutions, leading UAV manufacturers share how they are reshaping drone production in the U.S. using additive manufacturing. Hear from experts at Blue Flight, Firestorm, and Unusual Machines as they discuss how 3D printing is enabling: Faster design iterations Customization at scale Supply chain resilience Domestic manufacturing compliance Lightweight, high-performance UAV components Moderated by HP 3D Application Engineers Jared Witkoff and Emily Levin, this session dives into real-world applications of HP’s Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) technology and how it’s helping UAV companies overcome traditional manufacturing limitations. Key topics covered: Why additive manufacturing is critical for U.S.-based UAV production How companies are using MJF to 3D print flight-ready parts The role of digital manufacturing in defense and commercial drone sectors Challenges of sourcing components domestically—and how to solve them The future of materials and design in UAV manufacturing Whether you're in aerospace, defense, or industrial drone development, this session offers valuable insights into how additive manufacturing is shaping the future of UAVs. LINKS: Learn more about HP Additive Manufacturing Solutions: https://bit.ly/4puonWM Contact with an HP 3D Print expert: https://bit.ly/4pwFUOg ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #HP3DPrinting #AdditiveManufacturing #DigitalManufacturing #UAVProduction #HP3DPrint ------------------------------------------------------ About HP Additive Manufacturing: HP Additive Manufacturing Solutions, a division of HP Inc., provides industrial 3D printing and additive manufacturing solutions for manufacturers, product engineers, designers, and production service providers. Through HP Multi Jet Fusion, Metal Jet, and Industrial Filament technologies, HP supports prototyping, tooling, spare parts, and end-use production across automotive, aerospace, drones, industrial manufacturing, robotics, orthotics and prosthetics, healthcare, and consumer goods. HP also provides software, materials, and a global partner network to help organizations adopt digital manufacturing."

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