Lockheed Martin investing in future of 3D printing at MSU, wins $73M F-35 Lightning II Aircraft Contract
128shares104222Lockheed Martin, the global aerospace, defense, security and advanced technologies company, will invest $1 million in a new additive manufacturing lab at Metropolitan State University of Denver. The lab will be used by students to create advanced aerospace components. Lockheed Martin has already made widespread use of 3D printing.
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