Engineer 3D Prints Vibratory Feeder
As a manufacturing engineer with some background in automated industrial processes, it is pleasing to see that someone has turned their additive manufacturing... read more »
Read all about 3D printing use cases and 3D printing applications. Stories from and interviews with companies that use 3D printing in their daily routine.
As a manufacturing engineer with some background in automated industrial processes, it is pleasing to see that someone has turned their additive manufacturing... read more »
In the world of additive manufacturing, finding practical, real-world applications that truly demonstrate its potential can be a challenge. Siemens Industry tackled this... read more »
Chromatic 3D Materials has recently played a pivotal role in enhancing the efficiency and reliability of Austria's federal railway, ÖBB, through the installation... read more »
Czech-Slovak aerospace company SHARK.AERO has a rich history spanning over 30 years, and have evolved from a parts producer to a renowned brand... read more »
Swiss modder Ken Pillonel has unveiled his 3D printed solution to a problem that many Apple-fans face: the problem of non-user repairable hardware,... read more »
John Michael Mauleon, a Filipino expat living in Dubai, underwent a groundbreaking 3D printed surgery to remove a facial tumor. Before the procedure,... read more »
A tennis racket dampener, also known as a vibration dampener or shock absorber, is a small accessory that is attached to the strings... read more »
Control valve noise can be a significant issue caused by high-pressure drops and turbulent flow. Traditional low noise trim designs have limitations in... read more »
Sweat contains important information about our health, and researchers at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa College of Engineering have made a significant... read more »
Have you ever spent a whole lot of cash on a toy for your cat, only to have the cat ignore it and... read more »
Landor & Fitch, a San Francisco-based brand consulting firm, has developed a solution to make oral care accessible to people with dexterity challenges.... read more »
Griffith Energy, a gas-fired power plant in Arizona, has turned to additive manufacturing to hugely reduce the cost of maintenance activities. When faced... read more »
Researchers at MIT have created a miniature peristaltic vacuum pump using 3D printing that could help create inexpensive portable mass spectrometers for use... read more »
Hayabusa, a sports equipment manufacturer, has recently launched a new product line of boxing gloves named T3D, which incorporates 3D printed manufacturing processes.... read more »
Hungarian design team Dress-coding has launched a new project called hEarrings that combines jewelry with hearing aids to create an innovative solution for... read more »
Mario Franchi, an Application Engineer for Additive Manufacturing at il Sentiero International Campus, faced the challenge of creating a lightweight gear and sprocket... read more »
Posedla, a Czech cycling tech company, has developed a system for 3D printing bike seats using a shaping algorithm and an MJF 3D... read more »
The sand casting process involves creating a mold from casting sand and filling it with liquid metal to create a solid part. It... read more »
We have seen a few examples of printed violins on these pages, and many of you are probably aware of the additively manufactured... read more »
Prosthetic limbs have come a long way in the last decade, largely thanks to additive manufacturing. Prosthetic arms in particular have benefited from... read more »