The engineers team at Columbia University has managed to create a synthetic muscle that can operate without actuators, … [Read more...]
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Geeetech Unveils New $199 E180 Mini 3D Printer on Kickstarter
Geeetech is crowd-funding it's successor to the Me Ducer, the E180 on Kickstarter. The Chinese company is looking … [Read more...]
Start-up Sprybuild Files Patent For New High-Speed CPWC 3D Printer
Ukrainian company Sprybuild is looking to add another emerging technology to the world of photopolymer printing. The company … [Read more...]
Align Technology Revolutionises Dental Braces With 3D Printed “Invisalign” – On Track To Reaching 1.3 Billion in Sales This Year
Align technologies is a fast-growing company that is looking to shake up the market for dental braces. Their new invisalign … [Read more...]
Researchers Bioprint Stem Cell Patch For Treating Heart Disease
Bioprinting has made the jobs of many a cardiologist far easier. From 3D printed heart valves to blood cells, many … [Read more...]
3DMonstr Set to Release Super-Rex Line of Industrial 3D Printers
3DMonstr just announced the launch of their new Super-Rex industrial printer line. The printers come in a variety of sizes … [Read more...]
Monash University & Amaero Engineers Test-Launch Printed Rocket Engine
While aerospace companies like NASA have long been using 3D printers to help create rockets, a new project at Monash … [Read more...]
Ideas Disruptivas use Zortrax M200 to preserve Mexican art
Every year, in the region of Tobasco Mexico, the residents hold a beauty contest to celebrate their heritage and culture. The … [Read more...]
3D Printhuset is Breaking Ground for 3D Printing Concrete Houses In Europe
In Europe, they have been slow to start concrete printing projects due to very tight regulations and bureaucratic concerns. … [Read more...]
Harvard Researchers 3D Print Stretchable Wearable Electronics Using Hybrid Technique
With the use of hybrid 3D printing, researchers are creating types of electronics that we've never seen before. Case in … [Read more...]
FabRx Produces Customised Medicine Tablets Using Sintratec SLS Printer
FabRx and the University College of London have made a breakthrough discovery in the world of medicine. Outlined in their new … [Read more...]
Royal Navy Reveals the Nautilus 100 3D Printed Submarine Concept
The Nautilus 100 challenge brought 20 participants competing to produce the next big thing in underwater warfare. Throughout … [Read more...]
Virginia Tech Researchers Print With Highest Temperature Polymer Ever Used
Researchers at Virginia tech have just achieved a groundbreaking new printing method. Using mask-projection … [Read more...]
XYZprinting Reveals da Vinci Full-Color 3D Printer With 3DColorJet technology
XYZprinting have just announced their plans to release the da Vinci Color printer. The company has also revealed that it will … [Read more...]
NIST Develops Testbed 3D Printer to Improve Metal Printing Techniques
It's no secret that metal printing still has a long way to go. As of now, metal prints are inconsistent in size and … [Read more...]
New Research Shows How Plastic Can Be 3D Printed From Urine During Space Voyages
Remember that scene in Apollo 13 where the main crew dispose of all their waste in the depths of space? They'd be kicking … [Read more...]
3D Systems Partners With CSM Bakery Solutions For Food Printing
After somewhat of a hiatus in the food printing field, 3D Systems have doubled down on their efforts. In a new deal with CSM … [Read more...]
Guyson’s Multiblast 3D is Made for Post-processing
Many 3D printing enthusiasts know that even when a print is done, it isn't 'done'. That's why we have post-processing. Even … [Read more...]
Markforged Announces 2 New 3D Printers for X Series
Markforged is one of the most prolific companies in additive manufacturing. Part of this success is due to their ability to … [Read more...]
From Gold Nanoparticles to Monitoring Printer Noise: New Research Shows How to Detect 3D Printer Hacks
The Internet is undoubtedly improving our lives. However, the increasing level of connectivity has been a double-edged sword … [Read more...]