Neighborhood 91 is the world’s first end-to-end additive manufacturing production campus; the first development to both condense and connect all components of the AM/3D printing supply chain into one powerful production ecosystem.
Pittsburgh has 90 unique neighborhoods – each with its own identity, culture and artistic flare. And while all are distinct in their own local way, Neighborhood 91 is a global game-changer.
- Onsite production of noble gases, including recycled Argon
- Onsite powder facility
- Parts producers
- Post-production finishers
- QA/Testing facilities
Neighborhood 91 is like any close-knit community. Except we’re a collection of like-minded 3D printing supply chain businesses coming together in one centrally based ecosystem to create enormous efficiencies in the Additive Manufacturing sector.
With neighbors like the University of Pittsburgh, whose dual strengths in piloting programs to augment and fill the AM/3D professional pipeline as well as applied AM and supply chain research, we’ll complete the continuum that is the neighborhood by supplying it with people with skills, education, training and know-how who will advance and apply that next generation research all in this one AM production ecosystem.
Leadership
– All the components needed for AM exist within a 2-hr radius of Pittsburgh
– Software engineering, AI, robotic and autonomous transportation.
Logistics
– Your product can be anywhere in the world in 24 hours or less.
– Carriers: FedEx, UPS, British Airways…
Argon Gas
Onsite production of noble gases, including new and recycled Argon — often 60% of AM/3D costs
Vibrant Workforce
Pittsburgh offers a ready & willing workforce, and is focused on new collar training for AM/3D jobs.
Marcellus Shale
Region sits on potentially the second largest natural gas field in the entire world.
