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The concept introduces Porsche’s future design direction and previews a new model family positioned above the 911, combining a purist cockpit with analogue and digital controls
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Grand Sport Vitesse chassis 8.100 has been returned to its original specification through the La Maison Pur Sang programme, combining polished exposed aluminium, carbon fibre and 1,200 PS
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The new 0.5 Ah lithium-ion cell uses a carbon fibre veil inside a metal-free architecture with 100% dry-printed electrodes manufactured on the Kavian platform
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Three years of development with Composite Integration have delivered a repeatable, production-ready resin infusion process for a critical carbon fibre structural component
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At Silverstone, the Group will showcase its full range of additive and subtractive manufacturing and CRP Technology’s Flat Out Service. A Speakers’ Corner talk will look at 3D printing from motorsport to drones
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The European Rebar Council and ACMA have signed an agreement to align standards, training and market development for GFRP and other composite reinforcement technologies
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A memorandum of understanding with AVION and FLYVE opens the way to dedicated simulators, specialised training programmes and an international network of centres supporting future commercial operations
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Airbus’ new freighter has begun its flight-test campaign, featuring a 4.3-metre-wide main deck cargo door made from advanced carbon fibre composites
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Drone delivery will expand to Denver and Seattle in 2027, putting the industrialisation of lightweight carbon structures increasingly in focus
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Washington University researchers have developed a process that halves PAN use, cuts production costs by 25% and improves fibre performance through single-walled carbon nanotubes
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The Joensuu site has entered process validation for the long pull-wound tubes that will form the structure of Flying Whales’ 200-metre cargo airship
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From 20 to 22 October 2026 in Hamburg, Roth Composite Machinery will showcase automated filament winding, process control and software solutions for industrial production of fibre-reinforced components for hydrogen applications
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Twenty years after opening, the Canadian site now exceeds 4,500 m² and is expanding cabin interior and aerostructure activities for the Bombardier Challenger 3500, Global 8000 and Airbus A220 programmes
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Executed with absolute coherence inside and out, this supercar is the only example in the ultra-limited series to feature a fully exposed carbon-fibre body with a matte finish
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The collaboration between Tiderock and Extremis will begin with a full-scale hull and deck prototype, integrating composite materials and structural protection for marine, defence and autonomous-system applications
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The European programme enters its demonstration phase as technologies developed through research move towards full-scale testing, with ground and flight demonstrations planned for 2029-2030
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At CAMX 2026, Plataine is introducing new AI Agents capable of simulating production capacity, demand and resources months or years ahead, assessing the impact of autoclaves, tooling, machines and workforce before new investments are made
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According to Research and Markets, the sector is expected to grow at an 11% CAGR, as additive manufacturing, out-of-autoclave processes, thermoplastics and artificial intelligence transform composite production tooling
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Funding will scale production of CBAM systems, a technology combining carbon or glass fibre fabrics with high-performance polymers to manufacture lightweight composite parts at higher volumes
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The industrial FDM platform also processes carbon fibre-reinforced Nylon 12CF to manufacture lightweight, durable tooling, fixtures and production aids directly in the factory
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The nine-seat amphibious aircraft will use MTM 45-1 carbon fibre prepreg for its airframe, with the 21-metre wing manufactured using out-of-autoclave technology
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The deal includes patented fibre recovery technology and EasyFeed Bundles for injection moulding and additive manufacturing, with potential capacity of up to 1,000 tonnes per year
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Bio-based, recycled and reused materials are incorporated into the vehicle developed for the Shell Triple 10 Challenge, targeting lightweight performance and a lower carbon footprint
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The European launcher successfully delivered satellites into orbit for the first time on 5 September 2026. Its lightweight carbon composite structure and automated processes are part of a strategy targeting series production
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The Dutch company has received Production Organisation Approval under EASA regulations and now holds the manufacturing approvals required for both aviation and automotive production
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University of Wisconsin–Madison researchers have integrated metallic elements directly into carbon fibre reinforcement to improve electrical conductivity and reduce lightning damage to aircraft structures
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The agreement with Boeing confirms Albany Engineered Composites' production of approximately 300 unique composite frames for forward and aft fuselage sections of the 787
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University of Maine unveils 3Dirigo X, a high-performance vessel manufactured using large-scale additive technology and designed for speeds approaching 40 knots
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A One Health graphene-based platform for neuroglial probing and sensing
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The 3D-FiberTrain project develops a tool-free manufacturing process for large thermoplastic components reinforced with continuous fibres and demonstrates it on Siemens ICE 3neo parts






