3D Printed Superyacht Concept Unveiled
Designer Jozeph Forakis has recently unveiled the world's first 3D printed superyacht, the 88-metre Pegasus concept. The yacht is designed to be sustainable... 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. Creality Launches Huge CR-M4 – The Next Big Thing in Quality Printing
The CR-M4 is being described as a quasi-industrial grade printer, and is suitable for batch-printing lots of models in a single print
3D Printed Geodesic Labyrinth Arises in France
A 3D printed labyrinth has been erected in the medieval town of Chateaugiron, in the north-west of France, marking the first time that... read more »
Researchers Use Digital Twin for DED Optimization
A group of researchers from Tokyo University of Science and Suwa University of Science, in Japan, have collaborated with TOCALO Co. Ltd. to... read more »
NASA Validates 3D Printed RDRE Aerospike Engine
NASA has recently validated the data from hot fire tests on their 3D printed aerospike engine at their test facility in Marshall Space... read more »
3D Systems & Stewart-Haas Racing Announce Multi-year Partnership
American stock car team Stewart-Haas Racing has announced a multi-year partnership with 3D Systems, with the goal of utilizing additive manufacturing for the... read more »
Hydrogen Powered 3D Printed Data Centers Coming Soon
Californian company EdgeCloudLink (ECL) is a data center-as-a-service startup planning to offer hydrogen-powered, off-grid modular data centers with 3D printed concrete structures. The... read more »
Sakuu Teams up with Porsche for 3D Printed Battery Gigafactory Design
Sakuu, the Silicon Valley-based 3D printed solid-state battery company, has chosen Porsche Consulting to design its planned worldwide gigafactories. Porsche Consulting (a subsidiary... read more »
British Army Gets AM Parts for Armored Vehicles
UK defense supplier Babcock International Group has introduced its first 3D printed metal parts for the British Army's Titan and Trojan fleets. This... read more »
BOTTER and Reebok Reveal Mollusc-Inspired Printed Sneakers
Last week was Paris Fashion Week, and that can only mean one thing - weird 3D printed footwear! And this year’s event was... read more »
Researchers Print Helical Extrusion from Rotating Nozzle
Researchers from Harvard University have published a paper detailing their work in 3D printing helical multi materials from a singular rotating nozzle. They... read more »
3D Printed Antennas to Bring 5G & 6G to Remote Areas
Engineers at the University of Sheffield (UK) have developed 3D printed mmWave radio aerials (antennas) that could bring stronger mobile phone signals and... read more »
Researchers Use 3D Printing for Titanium Electrodes in Battery
Engineers from Belgium and Germany have successfully demonstrated the production and testing of a titanium slurry electrode, and have proven that it is... read more »
UAE to get World’s First 3D Printed Mosque
The world's first 3D printed mosque is set to be constructed in the United Arab Emirates, as part of Dubai's ongoing long term... read more »
The Future of AM-Assisted Sand Casting
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 »
Johns Hopkins Prints Worm-like Gel Robots
Engineers at Johns Hopkins university have demonstrated the printing of worm-like gel bots, and have published their findings in a paper. The robotic... read more »
Realtime AI-based Keyhole Pore Detection
Researchers at University of Virginia have published a paper highlighting their work in the use of machine learning (ML) for the real-time detection... read more »
Robot Gets Printed Self-Healing Mycelium Skin
Researchers at ETH Zurich, Switzerland, have developed a means of 3D printing a self repairing skin using hydrogels loaded with fungal mycelia. The... read more »
Neutrogena Reveals AI-Powered 3D Printed Custom Vitamin App
Normally we do not cover topics related to cosmetics, being a website focused on the more industrial, loud, and explosive applications of additive... read more »
DOE Exascale Computing Project to Advance Metal AM
A team of researchers from ORNL, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Los Alamos National Laboratory, NIST and the University of Tennessee, Knoxville have been... read more »
