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Optomec AM technology chosen for NASA mission

February 4, 2020

New Mexico-based Optomec (www.optomec.com) — a privately owned global supplier of production-grade additive manufacturing equipment and software — has confirmed that its LENS Directed Energy Deposition (DED) 3-D printed metal system will be used to print bi-metallic rocket engine parts “that will go to the moon in 2024, thanks to a grant from NASA for additive-manufacturing research and education”

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