3D Printing is Transforming Retro Gaming Preservation
In recent years, 3D printing has impacted retro gaming preservation, offering solutions unimaginable before. While mainstream consoles like the Game Boy boast readily... read more »
Phillip Keane
Phillip is an aerospace engineer from UK. He is a graduate of Coventry University (UK), International Space University (France) and Nanyang Technological University (Singapore), where he studied Advanced Manufacturing at the Singapore Centre for 3D Printing. Saab Unveils Supersonic Stealth Loyal Wingman Concept
Saab recently revealed a supersonic, stealthy 'loyal wingman' drone concept, part of its Future Combat Air System (FCAS) program. Designed for high-speed, low-observable... read more »
Foraeva’s 3D Printed Textiles Merge Heritage with Technology
Foraeva has unveiled HERITAGE RE:CODED, a collection of 3D printed fashion pieces that redefine ancient Romanian motifs through modern code. The garments blend... read more »
Puma’s Mostro Makes a 3D Printed Fashion Comeback
Puma's iconic Mostro shoe, originally launched in 1999, stole the spotlight at New York Fashion Week with its 3D printed revival. The brand... read more »
Italy Donates 3D Printed Replica of Bull of Nimrud to Iraq
Italy has generously contributed a reconstructed Assyrian artifact, the Bull of Nimrud, to Iraq after the original was destroyed in 2015. Through 3D... read more »
Exploring Sub-Millimeter Porosity in Copper Alloys for Spacecraft Applications
Researchers from Caltech have been delving into novel methods for controlling porosity in copper-based alloys through additive manufacturing. Their study, published in the... read more »
The Talavera Project Fuses Mexican Artistry with 3D Printing
The Talavera Project, a collaboration between MANUFACTURA and Uriarte Talavera, marries traditional craftsmanship with digital fabrication. Uriarte Talavera, established in 1824, embodies Mexico's... read more »
US Navy Explores Glow Sticks and 3D Printing for Biothreat Detection
The US Navy is partnering with researchers at the University of Houston to investigate the use of glow sticks in detecting biothreats. This... read more »
Nanocellulose and Algae Hydrogel: A Sustainable Leap in 3D Printed Architecture
Researchers from Chalmers University of Technology and the Wallenberg Wood Science Center have pioneered the use of a nanocellulose and algae-based hydrogel for... read more »
Volvo Group Integrates Titomic’s Cold Spray Tech for Repair Operations
Australian metal additive manufacturing company Titomic Limited has finalized the sale of a D523 Low Pressure Cold Spray System (D523) to Volvo Group... read more »
Enhancing Comfort for Apple Vision Pro: A DIY Solution
Apple's Vision Pro has hit the market with praise from many (and ridicule from some), but some users have voiced discomfort due to... read more »
Zaha Hadid’s 3D Printed Hydrogen Boating Stations to Launch in Italy
Italy is set to pioneer the world's first green hydrogen refueling stations for recreational boating, slated to open this summer. Spearheaded by NatPower... read more »
Researchers Use 3D Printing to Improve Impact Protection in Sports
Engineers from the University of Colorado and Sandia National Laboratories have developed advanced padding designs that promise superior impact absorption. Published in the... read more »
World’s Tallest 3D Printed Structure Unveiled at Allegiant Stadium
American football fans gearing up for the season's biggest showdown will be greeted by more than just the game, as they'll also be... read more »
Collaboration Results in 3D Printed Molds from Recyclable Construction Waste
voxeljet AG and Parastruct GmbH have successfully tested the 3D printing of recyclable residual materials from the construction industry. The project utilized voxeljet's... read more »
Researchers 3D Print Air-Powered Logic Gates for Soft Robotics
Researchers from the University of Freiburg have unveiled a design for 3D printed pneumatic logic gates. Capable of performing Boolean operations, these modules... read more »
Engineer Builds Drone-Umbrella with 3D Printing
In a bid to advance the age-old design of umbrellas, an engineer from the 'I Build Stuff' YouTube channel has crafted a flying... read more »
Scientists Advance Neurological Research with 3D Printed Brain Tissue
In a new development at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, scientists have achieved a leap forward in neurological research by creating the world's first... read more »
Aerosol Jet Printing Transforms Microfluidic Device Fabrication
Surface Acoustic Wave (SAW) technologies, crucial in microfluidics, traditionally face challenges in time-consuming and intricate fabrication processes within costly cleanroom facilities. In a... read more »
University of Sheffield Adopts Freemelt ONE for Tungsten Component Research
The University of Sheffield has acquired a Freemelt ONE Electron Beam Powder Bed Fusion (PBF-EB) machine from Freemelt AB. This metal printing system... read more »
