3D Printed Capsule Diagnoses & Administers Drugs Via Smartphone
Researchers at MIT, Draper, and Brigham and Women’s Hospital have designed an ingestible 3D printed capsule that can doctors can control using Bluetooth... read more »
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Researchers at MIT, Draper, and Brigham and Women’s Hospital have designed an ingestible 3D printed capsule that can doctors can control using Bluetooth... read more »
Energetic materials form a crucial part of a lot of goods like fireworks, explosives and propellants. Shaping and producing these materials, however, can... read more »
nScrypt's 3Dn-1000 FiT platform (Factory in a Tool) is far more than just a 3D printing device. As the name suggests, it is... read more »
One of the prominent arms races in 3D printing is print speed. While certain competitors have left FFF/FDM 3D printers in the dust,... read more »
While 3D printing has been in the automotive field for some time, use cases have been sparser than one would expect. Sure, there... read more »
Soil analysis is becoming more and more important with growth in space travel, terraforming and more earthly environmental concerns. One of the problems... read more »
Raise3D has just put up the beta version of their RaiseCloud print management software online. The current instalment allows Raise3D users to remotely monitor... read more »
Holographic systems have found a home in bioprinting and are gaining new life every day. We previously covered Prellis Biologics' work with holographic... read more »
A new study from the Fraunhofer Institute for Surface Engineering and Thin Films, proposes the possibility of implants that can encourage bone growth with... read more »
With the proliferation of repair and construction 3D printing, we've seen ones that can make bridges and even houses. Now, the same principle... read more »
Microgreens like radishes, broccoli and basil are crucial components of many a meal. They're all the rage in fancy restaurants as both garnish... read more »
Boston Dynamics made a massive splash the past few years with their robotic dogs. Chances are the average person has seen the test... read more »
From peat to hemp, there's been a surge in "natural" filaments that are recyclable and often reusable. Now joining this illustrious list of... read more »
Aviation services provider Etihad is looking to change up their production processes by adding 3D printing to the mix. As part of a... read more »
Aside from the convenience it provides, food printing is also opening up new opportunities in terms of novel recipes and ingredients. One of... read more »
While many of us took no real note of November 19th World Toilet Day, the engineers at SPARK architects were making waves with their... read more »
3D printer manufacturer FlashForge showed off multiple new 3D printers at Formnext. The company brought in its Creator3, Explorer Max and Guider IIS... read more »
Due to its intrinsic properties, scientists all over the world are racing to derive new types of objects from graphene. Creating graphene is... read more »
Northrup Grumman's Cygnus spacecraft recently made its way to the international space station with some very important cargo. The craft is carrying crucial equipment... read more »
Italy-based DWS have accused Formlabs of IP infringement as part of the on-going legal battle between the two companies. This DWS counterclaim alleges... read more »