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Key competencies
- development software for additive systems;
- production of 3D printers and their components;
- creation of materials and metal powders for additive printing;
- development of the regulatory framework and standards;
- training;
- provision of 3D printing services and introduction of additive technologies in digital production (including in terms of organization of production centers).
2023: The region's first center for industrial 3D printing is being created in the Far East
Rusatom-Additive Technologies (RusAT) and the Far Eastern Federal University (FEFU) have agreed to create the first center for additive common access technologies (TsATOD) in the Far East, where students will be able to engage in research and practical work in the interests of oil refineries, ship repair, aircraft building and shipbuilding enterprises. The press service of the university announced this in mid-March 2023. Read more here.
2020: Center for Additive Technologies opens
On December 26, 2020, it became known that RuSat - Additive Technologies opened its first Center for Additive Technologies (CAT) at the site of the Moscow Polymetal Plant. Read more here.
2018: Building a company
On February 12, 2018, Rosatom announced the creation of a separate company that will specialize in 3D printing technologies. The structure was called "RuSat - Additive Technologies" (LLC "RusAT").
RusAT will focus on four key areas: the production of 3D printers and their components, the creation of materials and metal powders for 3D printing, the development of comprehensive software for additive systems, as well as the implementation of services for 3D printing and the introduction of additive technologies into production (including in terms of organizing production centers).
Serial production of equipment and materials will be established at various enterprises of Rosatom, but mainly at TVEL plants in Novouralsk, Sverdlovsk Region - LLC NPO Centrotech and JSC UEHK. There are additional opportunities at the production site to create new production facilities in this area in the future, Rosatom reports.
The strategic goal of RusAT is to receive revenue of up to 50 billion rubles by 2025 and a 1.5% share in the global market for additive technologies. Rosatom promises that the cost of a domestic printer will be 20% lower than analogues, and the characteristics will be higher.
 | At the same time, the needs, for example, of medical institutions of our country only in endoprostheses that can be manufactured on our 3D printers, up to 100 thousand per year, "said Aleksei Dub, Deputy Head of Science and Innovation JSC, who was appointed General Director of RusAT LLC. |  |
He also said that Rosatom enterprises have developed a prototype of a second-generation industrial 3D printer. By the end of 2018, it is planned to begin its mass production in Novouralsk.
The management of the new company will begin work in February 2018, the press service of Rosatom reported[1]
2012-2017
12.2017. Pilot production of 3D printers printing with several metal powders and having several lasers has been launched at the UEC site.
06.2017. A project has been developed to create a digital production of precision products for the medical industry based on additive technologies.
12.2016. The first 10 draft national standards on additive technologies were adopted, a project was initiated to create an additive production of medical implants.
08.2016. The product strategy "Granulated Metal Powders" was approved. A project was initiated to create a pilot plant for the production of metal alloy powders by gas spraying of melts at NPO Centroteh (formerly LLC UZGTs), including for use in additive technologies.
07.2016. In the Sverdlovsk region, a scientific and production consortium "Additive Technologies" has been created. It includes TVEL, UECHK, Science and Innovation JSC, VSMPO-AVISMA Corporation, Rostec, the All-Russian Institute of Light Alloys, Ural Federal University, Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences and other organizations.
03.2016. Technical Committee No. 182 "Additive Technologies" was created, where JSC "Science and Innovation" is the co-chair.
12.2015. The Strategic Council of Rosatom approved additive technologies as one of the priorities for the development and scientific and technical activities in the non-energy sphere. The product strategy "Creation of production of automated complexes of layer-by-layer synthesis of complex-profile metal parts from polypopic compositions" was approved.
03.2015. For a grant from the Ministry of Education and Science at TsNIITMASH, the development of a metal 3D printer has begun. Product directions for the development of additive technologies have been identified.
09.2014. At a meeting of the Presidium of the Presidential Council for the Modernization of the Economy and Innovative Development, a decision was made to include additive technologies in the list of directions of the national technological initiative "New Production Technologies."
2012‒2013. Formation of the concept for the development of additive technologies in Rosatom.
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