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.
This story is about a respirator manufacturer that previously used injection molding to produce tubes for ventilation products but has now switched over to additive manufacturing. They found ...
Read More »A (partly) 3D printed Triceratops dinosaur skeleton named Dirk is now on display at the Naturalis Biodiversity Center in the Netherlands. Dirk required months of 3D scanning, 3D printing, ...
Read More »This is an overview of functional 3D prints you can print at home with a desktop 3D printer. From small things that improve your everyday life to game controller mods. Find your next 3D ...
Read More »3D printing has had a huge impact on digital dentistry. From increased efficiency and cost savings, to faster production speeds and improved quality, all due to: new software, 3D scanners, ...
Read More »The US Air Force's first certified 3D printed part might somewhat surprise you. Faced with an aging aircraft fleet, the USAF is turning to 3D printing to dramatically cut down turnaround ...
Read More »When Swedish 3D printing company BLB Industries is commissioned to produce BIG pieces, they go SMALL, that is, The BOX SMALL. Needless to say, the large-format 3D printer was ironically ...
Read More »From board games and tabletops to their high-tech electronic counterparts in consoles and PCs, games are a wide and varied genre of entertainment. They are also realms for self-expression, ...
Read More »The FabPro 1000 DLP 3D printer from 3D Systems is a desktop solution to professional and industrial problems, with a desktop price to match. Here, we’ll explore a couple use cases of the ...
Read More »The sports equipment manufacturing industry and its ancillary arms is annually worth around $300 billion worldwide. Additive manufacturing sporting goods has distinct advantages compared to ...
Read More »Additive Manufacturing & Car Restoration 3D printing is widely applied in the automotive manufacturing sector by international powerhouses like Ford, Audi and many others. Car ...
Read More »When it comes to audio devices, headphones appear to be the number 1 choice nowadays. 87% of people say that they use headphones/earphones for listening to music and 53% of millennials own ...
Read More »3D printed ophthalmic lens manufacturer Luxexcel and IFB solutions have been working together for a while now, 3D printing custom lenses matching the specifications of patients. Using ...
Read More »3D printer manufacturer BigRep have developed a prototype wall with an embedded supply and drainage system. Their Banyan Eco Wall takes inspiration from nature, utilising the complex ...
Read More »The Jaipur Watch Company has recently launched India's first line of 3D printed watches. The prestigious company is India's only bespoke watch producer but now they've metal printed one from ...
Read More »A collaboration between SmileDirectClub and HP will bring straighter smiles to millions of customers as the former becomes the largest Multi Jet Fusion 3D production partner in the US with ...
Read More »Neenah Foundry worked with Hoosier Pattern Inc to convert an 11-piece, laser cut welded swing frame assembly into a single-piece design using an ExOne 3D printer. The new swing frame weighs ...
Read More »A study out of Michigan Technological University analyzed the economic efficiency of 3D printing various sporting goods using a 3D printer with a pellet extrusion system. This technology ...
Read More »A Winona, Minnesota-based foundry called Alliant Castings is using a Cosine Additive AM1 large scale 3D printer to do pattern making for their production fulfillment. The industrial-grade 3D ...
Read More »Energy production systems are highly complex and varied, full of critical components that can handle extreme conditions. In other words, a perfect use case for 3D printing. Governments and ...
Read More »Deutsche Bahn, a Berlin-based railway company, has integrated 3D printing into its maintenance network to produce hard-to-find parts for older trains as well as lighter parts for newer ...
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