Mantle Launches Complete Solution for Metal Mold Tooling
San Francisco company Mantle Inc.is launching a complete solution for the manufacture of 3D printed metal mold tooling, and it looks very interesting... 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. Research Shows Promising for Thermally Conductive Filaments
You may recall a while back that we did a series of articles on various thermally conductive and electrically conductive polymers suitable for... read more »
Roland DG Joint Venture Hopes to Revolutionize Chinese Ceramics
While Roland DG has dipped their toe into the waters of additive manufacturing before, they are better known for manufacturing large format inkjet... read more »
Geeetech THUNDER Kickstarter Campaign Officially Begins
The Geeetech THUNDER Kickstarter campaign has officially started today, and we are going to look at the deal on offer. The THUNDER will... read more »
Printed Conveyor Mats Beat Supply Chain Woes
3D printed vibratory conveyor mats are coming soon thanks to OPT Industries Inc., who are a spin-off company from MIT. They have a... read more »
Steakholder Unveils Highly Marbled Printed Beef Morsels
If there was an award for the punniest company name of 2022, then 3D printed meat company “Steakholder” would absolutely take that prize.... read more »
AM Device to Help People with Lupus
Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is an autoimmune disease that causes the body to attack healthy tissue. According to WebMD, lupus affects women way... read more »
House Printed in Spain (with eggs and dirt)
Researchers from the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC) have printed Spain’s first additively manufactured house. The small house has been printed... read more »
3D Printed Ceramic Energy Reactor Research Gets Funding
Researchers from Cornell University have been awarded funding from Fuzehub to develop 3D printed chemical reactors for converting CO2 into sustainable aviation fuel... read more »
Creality Sonic Pad Klipper Tablet Arrives Soon!
Regular consumers of 3D printing news may recall that Creality recently announced that they would be releasing a Klipper-integrated tablet, promising plug-and-play Klipper... read more »
Lost Van Gogh Recovered with 3D Printing
Many great artists have gone through rough financial times historically, and on occasion, artists have been forced to paint over previous works in... read more »
Anycubic Celebrates 7th Anniversary with Revolutionary 3D Printer Launch
Anycubic is celebrating its 7th anniversary on 2nd September 2022 with a new online product launch. Let’s take a look at the special... read more »
Cigarette Butts get New Life as Feedstock
Used cigarette butts are a huge problem for the oceans of our planet, with one discarded butt being capable of poisoning up to... read more »
3D Printed Magnet Research Summary
A new paper published by researchers from Thailand has summarized various options for 3D printing magnets. The paper gathers together different methods and... read more »
Rabbit Gets Printed Cornea
Researchers from Hyderabad in India have successfully transplanted a 3D printed cornea onto a rabbit, which will pave the way for transplants onto... read more »
Patents Granted for Printed Rocket Fuel Technology
Florida-based rocket company Vaya Space has been awarded patents for their Vortex-Hybrid engine technology. Unlike most rocket companies we look at on this... read more »
German Researchers to Laser Print Moondust
Researchers from German institutes are planning to send a robotic mobile selective laser melting (SLM) printer to the Moon, to demonstrate in-situ additive... read more »
UAE Researchers Print Color Blindness Glasses
Researchers from Khalifa University in Abu Dhabi have successfully printed glasses for aiding people living with color blindness. Using photopolymer resins, they printed... read more »
Geeetech THUNDER Coming to Kickstarter
FDM printers aren’t always the fastest things in the world, often taking hours upon hours to deliver prints. Geeetech has a new printer... read more »
Anycubic Contributes to T°Red’s Olympic Cycling Project
Anycubic has recently entered the 3D printed cycling hardware arena by sponsoring Italian bike manufacturer T°Red. Specifically the printer manufacturer has been collaborating... read more »
