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Subsea Tech: Taking 3D Printing to the Seabed

Elaine Maslin August 4, 2021

The Nautilus being lowered into the water near Trondheim during tests. Image from Kongsberg Ferrotech.

Kongsberg Ferrotech technical manager Torgeir Bræin and CEO Christopher Carlsen. Photo from Kongsberg Ferrotech.

This article has been published in the July/August 2021 edition of Offshore Engineer magazine

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