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FF Journal Magazine is proud to publish an article “Outer Limits; NASA uses the latest in Metal Fabrication to Weld Rockets, 3D Print Parts in Space”, a full report in the article will appear in the May issue of the magazine including Interlog’s company interview as its one of three U.S. companies, under NASA’s Next Space…

NASA has selected Interlog Corporation to develop a multi-material additive manufacturing (AM) system for NASA’s Next Space Technologies for Exploration Partnerships (NextSTEP) program. Interlog’s proposed technology provides a complete, remote, autonomous, in-space manufacturing (ISM) capability of multiple materials AM in microgravity environments on a single platform while satisfying all objective NASA target capabilities. Interlog’s technology…

Interlog Corporation has been awarded a research programs from the Missile Defense Agency (MDA) to develop Universal Additive Manufacturing Packaging (UAMP) process that provides ultrafine die-packaging not only for old packaging (QFP/PGA/BGA) but also new packaging types (FCBGA/WLSCP, 3DIC, etc.) on a single additive manufacturing platform.

Interlog Corporation has been awarded a research programs from the Navy to develop Hybrid In-Process Additive Manufacturing for Sonobuoy (HIPAMS) that enables the Navy to have a on-demand sonobuoy manufacturing capability with a nondestructive evaluation (NDE) capability.

Interlog Corporation has been awarded a research programs from the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) to develop Hybridized Additive Manufacturing for Medical Equipment (HAMME) Technology that enables military logistic units to build multiple medical material equipment/supplies in a single 3D printing platform.