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Aleph Objects, the makers of the LulzBot 3D printers is moving into a different sphere of additive manufacturing. In collaboration with Carnegie Melon... read more »
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Aleph Objects, the makers of the LulzBot 3D printers is moving into a different sphere of additive manufacturing. In collaboration with Carnegie Melon... read more »
Researchers at Lancaster University and the Dovetailed group are testing the effects of various foods on human recollection. More specifically, they aim to... read more »
Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group is using Stratasys 3D printers to develop key components of airplane ductwork. This production venture will allow Marshall and... read more »
Approximately one year from now from June 16 - 26, tens of thousands of specialists and professionals will gather in Düsseldorf, Germany for... read more »
Paris-based tech company XtreeE and Concreative, the first large-scale 3D printing company in UAE have penned a deal to set up a new... read more »
Fraunhofer Institute for Laser Technology (ILT) are in the process of developing a multifunctional laser system capable of cutting, welding and 3D printing... read more »
The ability to scan and track objects, particularly products, is a major part of the operations of many industries. Shopping centres can't operate... read more »
Minnesota-based digital manufacturing company Protolabs recently launched a service for metal printing. The new fabrication option will fill out the companies suite of... read more »
San Francisco-based device manufacturer UNYQ is teaming up with Ikea for a unique new project. Both companies are looking to produce 3D printed personalised... read more »
MIT's Inkbit start-up is using machine learning to produce designs previously deemed impossible. The use of machine learning and machine vision allow the... read more »
Israel-based micro-manufacturing systems developer nanofabrica has just joined the Siemens-Dynamo start-up commercialization program. As one of Europe's largest manufacturing conglomerates, Siemens' start-up program... read more »
Last Thursday on May 30, San Diego-based Longer Technology Inc launched a Kickstarter campaign for their high-resolution SLA (Stereolithography) 3D printer, the Orange... read more »
Sculpteo, a leading online 3D printing service, recently ran a survey of 1,300 individuals across a range of industries that asked a myriad... read more »
The $1.5 billion 3D printing materials market is forecasted to grow to $4.5 billion by 2024 at a CAGR (compound annual growth rate)... read more »
Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and Sembcorp's new joint construction venture allows for the fabrication of 3D printed bathroom units within 12 hours or... read more »
A joint project between Laser Zentrum Hannover e.V. (LZH) and the Institute of Space Systems (IRAS) of the Technical University of Braunschweig aims... read more »
France-based Prodways Technologies used the RAPID + TCT Conference as an opportunity to show off their new ProMaker P1000 X SLS 3D printer... read more »
There have been several big unveilings at RAPID + TCT 2019, but Sandvik’s announcement may outshine the rest: a 3D printed diamond composite.... read more »
Impossible Objects unveiled their latest 3D printing system called CBAM-2 at RAPID + TCT 2019. They also announced a partnership with BASF to... read more »
Renishaw and Identify3D announced an important new development for metal additive manufacturing at Rapid+TCT. Both companies are partnering to develop Identify3D's software suite... read more »