WA company to 3D-print aircraft propulsion systems for Defence

Posted on December 9, 2024 by Guest authors

Aurora Labs, engaged in a $319,000 contract by the Australian Department of Defence, will build on the ongoing development of A3D’s existing micro gas turbines and support defence operations utilising unmanned aerial systems platforms.

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