Snowbird Technologies Continues Expeditionary Manufacturing at Schofield Barracks
Snowbird Technologies has relocated its Additive Mobile Manufacturing Technology (SAMM Tech) system to Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, following successful operations aboard the USS Essex.

Snowbird Technologies has transitioned its Snowbird Additive Mobile Manufacturing Technology (SAMM Tech) system to Leader's Field at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. This move follows the system's successful deployment for advanced manufacturing operations aboard the USS Essex (LHD-2) during its transit to Hawaii.
The SAMM Tech system enables mobile and agile manufacturing capabilities, adaptable to various operational environments. Its relocation from a naval vessel to a land-based military installation demonstrates the technology's versatility in supporting diverse logistical and production needs.
This expeditionary manufacturing approach aims to enhance the supply chain by allowing for on-demand production of parts and components. Such capabilities can reduce lead times and reliance on traditional logistics, particularly in remote or challenging operational areas.
Snowbird Technologies' SAMM Tech utilizes additive manufacturing processes to produce critical items directly where they are needed. The continued operations at Schofield Barracks underscore the company's commitment to showcasing the practical applications of its mobile manufacturing solutions for military readiness and support.