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Wipro 3D News | 2026-02-19

Wipro 3D Supplies Key Parts for ISRO’s New Rocket Engine Test

Wipro 3D, the additive manufacturing arm of Wipro Infrastructure Engineering, has successfully produced critical metal components used in the first hot-fire test of a high-thrust LOX-Methane rocket engine being developed by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) for future launch vehicles.

Wipro 3D News | 2024-12-24

Portal Exclusive: 3d Printing Is Revolutionising The Engineering Landscape

The transformative technology offers opportunities for young engineers to unleash creativity, solve complex challenges, and drive future innovations, writes Yathiraj Kasal, general manager and head, Wipro 3D.

Wipro 3D News | 2021-09-16

Wipro3d Supports Government In Am Adoption Partners With Meity, To Set Up Ncam In Hyderabad

The Emerging Technologies Wing of Telangana State Information Technology, Electronics and Communications ( ITE&C ) Department, has partnered with the MeitY ( Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology) to jointly establish the National Centre for Additive Manufacturing (NCAM) in Hyderabad.

Wipro 3D News | 2021-09-16

Wipro3D in NCAM Governing Council To Set Up A National Additive Manufacturing Centre

The Telangana Government has decided to set up a National Additive Manufacturing Centre (NCAM) in Hyderabad. Additive manufacturing (AM) is a commercially designed 3D printing product based on computer-based design.

Wipro 3D News | 2021-02-09

Hal, Wipro3d Collaborate To Manufacture Metal 3d Printed Aircraft Engine Component : (Outlook)

Wipro 3D and Engine Division of Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) have collaborated for the development, manufacturing and air worthiness certification of acritical aero-engine component operating in the hot zone, using metal 3D printing.

Wipro 3D News | 2021-02-09

Hal, Wipro3d Collaborate To Manufacture Metal 3d Printed Aircraft Engine Component : (The Economic Times)

CEO of Bangalore Complex, HAL, Amitabh Bhatt said Additive Manufacturing is a disruptive technology and is going to play a big role in the manufacture of components used in the Aerospace and Defence Industry in the future.