Missile building related companies firms up investments in Additive Manufacturing and other technologies

Missile building related companies keep investing in new types of manufacturing. Let us summarize some of those investments:

Aerojet Rocketdyne is using Additive Manufacturing to make rocket engines.

Boeing has invested in Digital Alloys, a company that is developing high-speed, multi-metal Additive Manufacturing systems to produce 3D-printed parts for aerospace and other production applications.

Raytheon has opened a $72 million, 30,000-square-foot (2,787-square-meters) facility that houses automation technology to support complex radar testing and integration.

HorizonX has invested in Morf3D, a company whose technology enables light and strong 3D-printed parts for aerospace applications.

Lockheed Martin is using Additive Manufacturing in its Gateway Center.