Self-Assembling Conductive Sensors Enhance Wearable Devices
Penn State researchers have developed a 3D printed, soft, and stretchable material that self-assembles. This material is designed to advance soft robotics, skin-integrated... read more »
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Penn State researchers have developed a 3D printed, soft, and stretchable material that self-assembles. This material is designed to advance soft robotics, skin-integrated... read more »
Alloyed and Aubert & Duval have introduced ABD-1000AM, a nickel superalloy tailored for additive manufacturing. This alloy, announced at RAPID + TCT, is... read more »
High-strength aluminum alloys are prone to hot cracking during additive manufacturing, limiting their applications. Researchers in the US have been exploring the use... read more »
Researchers in Portugal are using Gallium–carbon composites for 3D printing sensor-heater-battery systems in wearable electronics. These applications require flexible, durable materials that maintain... read more »
Researchers have successfully developed biodegradable PBAT-based composites using agro-waste fillers through selective laser sintering (SLS). This process utilized corn by-products and wine production... read more »
Implantable bioelectronics can treat various medical conditions by interfacing with biological tissues. Traditional rigid electronics often damage tissues and fail due to mechanical... read more »
Researchers at the University of East Anglia (UEA) have developed a new 3D printing resin for creating intraocular lenses used to treat cataracts... read more »
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign researchers are using 3D printing and machine learning to create a new type of bio-inspired material for bone repair.... read more »
Oxidation in metals typically weakens mechanical systems by forming rust or causing other issues. Additively manufactured metals, used extensively in aerospace, marine, and... read more »
Researchers at the University of Birmingham have developed a recyclable resin from bio-sourced materials for 3D printing. This resin allows high-resolution 3D printed... read more »
Researchers at the University of Louisville have converted organic non-glycerol (MONG) waste from soy biodiesel plants into copolymers suitable for 3D printing. Led... read more »
In the aerospace industry, titanium alloys stand as stalwart materials, offering unparalleled strength-to-weight ratios and resistance to corrosion. Yet, traditional manufacturing processes, such... read more »
Materialise has announced the integration of three new industrial-grade materials into its portfolio: Polyamide 12S (PA 12S), Polyamide 11 (PA 11), and Carbon... read more »
Empa researchers have achieved a significant milestone by 3D printing cellulose-based aerogels, unlocking a realm of possibilities for precision insulation and medical applications.... read more »
A consortium, including Authentise, NS85 Ltd, Holdson Limited, and TWI Ltd, has secured funding for METAMET, aiming to optimize additive manufacturing with lattice... read more »
Stanford University engineers have succeeded in printing an elusive type of nanoparticles with transformative potential, known as Archimedean truncated tetrahedrons (ATTs). These nanoparticles,... read more »
A two-year initiative, the OverHiPP project, funded by Innovate UK, is aiming to change the landscape of additive manufacturing with high-performance polymers. Led... read more »
UBC Okanagan researchers, in partnership with Drexel University, have pioneered a new compound for 3D printing telecommunication antennas and connectivity devices. By combining... read more »
Chinese scientists have introduced a novel approach to improve the fatigue performance of 3D printed titanium alloys. Led by Profs. Zhang Zhefeng and... read more »
RMIT University researchers have unveiled a novel development in the form of a titanium metamaterial boasting extraordinary strength, as seen in the journal... read more »