The traditional way for surgical residents to learn and improve at procedures is to use cadavers (human corpses) that were donated to science and perform practical surgery training on them. ...
Read More »The China–United States trade war continues to result in higher consumer prices, stock market instability, and huge struggles for manufacturers. Tariffs—taxes on imports and exports—impact ...
Read More »Applying 3D printing in education has a wide variety of important uses in primary and secondary schools, universities, libraries, technical colleges, and other educational settings. 3D ...
Read More »Filament storage poses a big problem for 3D printing enthusiasts. Incorrect storage results in moisture from the air making its way into your filaments, which as you'll see soon - is bad ...
Read More »Filament Counter Remember that old mechanical ball PS/2 mouse that's been gathering dust in your drawer/attic for the last ten years? It might be time to wipe off that dust because there's ...
Read More »OpenWheel A cool new project has come on the scene that'll make 3D printing hobbyists happy, especially those of you who like to make model cars, trains, and more with the use of 3D ...
Read More »Artificial Human Lung Some exciting news from the Czech Republic. Scientists at the Brno University of Technology developed an artificial human lung that could pave the way for better ...
Read More »One of the main concerns for proponents of additive manufacturing technology is the threat of cyber hacking. A company named Cubichain plans to eradicate this threat by bringing blockchain ...
Read More »In a pretty cool story from Australia, ABC news described how a Tasmanian teacher found a way to benefit both the environment and the additive manufacturing industry by turning unwanted ...
Read More »3D food printing happens to be one of the most exciting potential applications of 3D printing technology. The world's first restaurant with produce only made by 3D printing methods - opened ...
Read More »Many 3D printers can clearly print some really cool things, but skeptics of the popular desktop 3d printer people mistakenly assume that these devices aren't useful for making functioning ...
Read More »Scientists at Northwestern University, Illinois just can't stop making medical breakthroughs with 3d printing methods. Last month we told you about their promising hyperelastic bone made ...
Read More »In a progressive move for additive manufacturing, a new framework for industry standards has been announced. Two international standard-setting bodies, ISO and ASTA, jointly developed ...
Read More »The possible healthcare advantages of 3D printing technology are well-known. You've probably read at least one story about how additive manufacturing technology is used in medicine. Dental ...
Read More »A major development occurred recently in the world of 3D printing, as Carbon, a San Fransisco based start-up, raised a further $81 million in investments. The three companies backing Carbon ...
Read More »Thermwood is a well-known Indiana-based company that sells high-performance CNC routers. In the last couple of days, the company announced the release of an exciting new line of LSAM (Large ...
Read More »Two manufacturing giants, Airbus and Renishaw, have partnered on a new project to help build the next generation of aircraft wings with additive manufacturing. The $23.15 million plan ...
Read More »Contour Crafting made headlines in 2014 when the pioneer of the 3D printing method, Dr. Behrokh Khoshnevis of USC, was crowned the winner of NASA's 'Create The Future' competition. The ...
Read More »Think you've heard it all when it comes to the uses of 3D printing? Think again. Another week has passed and yet another intriguing example of the many potentially useful applications of ...
Read More »Beep beep. The unmistakable sound of your Uber driver's car horn could soon be replaced by that of a self-driving, 3D printed minibus that can be summoned straight to your door via a ...
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