hybrid manufacturing

AFORGE provides comprehensive support for the entire R&D cycle, integrating design, engineering, and advanced manufacturing capabilities in scalable metal and polymer additive processes from prototype to production. It serves agencies responsible for National Security, including DoD and Intelligence Communities, State Department, and DHS in ground, sea, air, space, and cyber operations. Its Advanced Manufacturing combines additive and subtractive (hybrid) manufacturing, with CNC machining downstream of additive manufacturing for precision.

3d Printingadditive manufacturingCADCFDCNC 5-axisCNC latheDFAMEDMFEAgenerative designmetrology grade inspectionreverse engineering from 3D scanssubtractive manufacturingTopology optimization

Alpha Additive is building a roadmap for fully integrated LFAM (large-format additive manufacturing) systems intended to enhance the productivity of the industrial base. The company describes itself as reshaping the future of advanced manufacturing, with a new platform and product line-up launching January 1, 2027.

additive manufacturingLarge Format Additive Manufacturing (LFAM)subtractive manufacturing

CAMufacturing Solutions Inc. specializes in providing software solutions for advanced manufacturing, developing high-performance toolpath programming and simulation CAM software for CNC machines and robots. Its APlus product is a Mastercam add-on for hybrid and additive manufacturing, supporting processes including DED, AFSD, ME, and FSW. The company serves aerospace, automotive, energy, and defense industries, with software used in more than 40 countries.

additive manufacturing (DED, AFSD, ME, FSW)CAM software developmentsimulationtoolpath programming

Daico Industries, Inc. is a privately held California corporation with a 41,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility in Carson, CA. Since 1967 it has provided advanced RF/Microwave Control Products, Amplifiers and Sub-Systems for Defense Electronics, Aerospace, Commercial Aircraft and high-end commercial industries, serving mission-critical Radar, Navigation, Communications, Electronic Warfare and Missile Systems applications.

automated testingbuild to printBurn-IndesignDiscrete manufacturingin-house engineeringmanufacturingMMIC manufacturingPick 'n' Place AssemblyprototypingSMTtest

DEEP Manufacturing operates Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) systems for large-scale metal components, with a Houston, TX facility and an Advanced Manufacturing Centre of Excellence in Avonmouth, Bristol. It produces high-integrity components for defence, energy, maritime, subsea and industrial applications, offering hybrid manufacturing, design optimisation, process development, inspection and material development.

CNC Machiningin-process inspectionmaterial developmentmetallurgical characterisation and testingrobotic WAAM systemsWire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM)

Fabrisonic is an advanced manufacturing company that uses a patented hybrid Ultrasonic Additive Manufacturing (UAM) process to join dissimilar metals and create unique material combinations and part geometries. It offers materials R&D, part prototyping, short-run and serialized part production, and Design for UAM training, serving customers such as The Boeing Company and NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

Design for UAM traininghigh-volume part productionmaterials R&Dpart prototypingshort-run part productionUltrasonic Additive Manufacturing (UAM)welding dissimilar metals