3D Printing Enhances Supply Chain Efficiency in Alaska
ConocoPhillips has adopted 3D printing to improve supply efficiencies at its Kuparuk site on Alaska's North Slope, overcoming extreme weather and logistical challenges.... 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. 3D Printing Assists with Reconstructive Jaw Surgery
UC San Diego Health, in collaboration with Navy Medical Center San Diego, has successfully implemented a pioneering jaw reconstruction surgery using 3D printed... read more »
TU Delft 3D Printing Method Mimics Bone-Tendon Connections
TU Delft researchers have developed a 3D printing technique that closely imitates the natural connection between bone and tendon. This method addresses the... read more »
ORNL Reveals 3D Printed Steam Turbine Blades
Researchers at the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) have successfully 3D printed large steam turbine blades for energy generation components.... read more »
Partnership Advances 3D Printing for Aircraft Cabins
Materialise NV, Proponent, and Stirling Dynamics have signed a letter of intent to provide certified 3D printed cabin solutions for aircraft. This collaboration... read more »
Solid Rocket Motors Get Boost from 3D Printing
Northrop Grumman Corporation, an aerospace and defense technology firm, has successfully tested a new solid rocket motor incorporating 3D printing for various nozzle... read more »
AYAME Integrates 3D Printing in Traditional Shoemaking
AYAME, a custom-made shoe subscription service, has pioneered the use of 3D printing in traditional shoemaking. The service, possibly a first of its... read more »
ISO/ASTM Releases Standards for Additive Manufacturing in Construction
The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and ASTM International have jointly established standards for additive manufacturing in the construction sector. These standards are... read more »
Danos Integrates 3D Printing in Offshore Pipeline Protection
Danos, in collaboration with climate tech firm Natrx, Inc., has launched a specialized facility in Amelia, Louisiana, focused on producing high-performance, nature-based modules... read more »
Collaboration Set to Advance Aluminium Alloys for 3D Printing
Constellium, an aluminum specialist, and Morf3D, a subsidiary of Nikon, are collaborating to enhance aluminum alloy used in additive manufacturing. They aim to... read more »
Hilos Introduces 3D Printing Platform for Custom Footwear
Hilos, a company specializing in 3D printed footwear, has unveiled its new production platform at Art Basel Miami Beach. Partnering with fashion house... read more »
Ultrasound Waves Enhance 3D Printing Capabilities in Deep Tissue Applications
Researchers at Duke University and Harvard Medical School have made strides in 3D printing by developing a bio-compatible ink that solidifies in deep... read more »
Researchers Create New Method for 3D Printing Bridge
Researchers from institutes in Germany and the Netherlands have been working on a method of creating complex geometries in construction. The end result... read more »
New Material Advances 3D Printed Bone Replacements
Daniel Bomze, Director of Medical Solutions at Lithoz, discussed their novel Lithabone HA 480 material for 3D printed bone replacements in a recent... read more »
Nanoparticle Visualization through 3D Printing
Anne Bentley, an associate professor at Lewis & Clark College, has pioneered a method to visually represent nanoparticles using 3D printed models. Nanoparticles,... read more »
OZRUH 3D Prints Furniture from Recyclable Quartz Sand
London-based architectural design studio OZRUH recently unveiled the PRIMITIVES [1] furniture collection, uniquely crafted from 3D printed quartz sand. This material choice reflects... read more »
Understanding Solute Trapping in 3D Printing
A recent study led by researchers at Queen Mary University of London offers insights into the solute transport and solidification mechanisms in additive... read more »
Researchers Study Use of Graphene Oxide in 3D Printed Concrete
A collaborative study by RMIT University and the University of Melbourne has explored the impact of graphene oxide on 3D printed concrete. This... read more »
Oerlikon to Relocate AM Business to North Carolina
Oerlikon, headquartered in Switzerland, is set to realign its additive manufacturing business by consolidating its AM production in Huntersville, North Carolina, USA. This... read more »
3D Printed Xchair: Merging Ergonomics and Metaverse Aesthetics
Artist Ben Elliot and 3D printing specialists Nagami have unveiled the Xchair, a lounge chair that marries ergonomics with metaverse aesthetics. This piece... read more »
