The video is as real as it gets, no trickery there, not a bit of AI.” In these words to Robb Report, Tomasz Patan, the Polish ...

However, they're not building them in the conventional way. They're printing them using the world's largest 3D printer of its kind. "We thought, 'How do we turn that wood waste into something very ...

No, that feeling is the result of a special component of the jet engines aptly named the thrust reversers. It's thanks to the thrust reversers that commercial jets can slow to a safe stop on the ...

“We’re unlocking new performance capabilities for jet engines at a rapid pace, and that’s due in part to Beehive’s unique additive manufacturing methods.” This contract follows Beehive’s recent ...

An electrospray engine applies an electric field to a conductive liquid, generating a high-speed jet of tiny ... propellant. The 3D-printed device generated as much or more thrust than existing ...

An aerospace and defense startup helmed by former GE Aerospace brass has won a $12.46 million contract from the U.S. Air Force to advance its production of 3D-printed jet engines. Denver-based ...

In March, the company became the first to design, build and test a 3D-printed jet engine for the U.S. military after completing successful fire tests, igniting fuel in a 500-pound thrust ...

The reduced demand on the hot air thrust also reduces the amount of noise. Plastic isn’t going to cut it for a real jet engine, although you can 3D print some parts of one. Bonus hacker cred if ...

Jet engines are relatively simple in their basic design, but advancements in gas turbine engine technology have mostly done away with the cool-looking bucket-type reverse thrust systems.