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 point, wearable electronics.... read more »
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FabRx 3D Prints Customizable Pills Using SLS Printer
FabRx and the University College of London have made a breakthrough discovery in the world of medicine. Outlined in their new research, they... 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 the challenge, UK Nest and... read more »
Virginia Tech Researchers 3D Print Kapton – Highest Temperature Polymer Ever 3D Printed
Researchers at Virginia Tech have just achieved a groundbreaking new 3D printing method. Using mask-projection micro-stereolithography, they have printed the highest temperature polymer... read more »
NIST Develops Testbed 3D Printer to Improve Metal Printing Techniques
Companies are putting a lot of manpower into R&D for optimizing 3D printing technologies. One such case is the National Institute of Standards and... read more »
New Research Shows How Urine Can be Turned Into a 3D Printable Material 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 »
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 though most... read more »
From Gold Nanoparticles to Monitoring Printer Noise: New Research Shows How to Detect a Hacked 3D Printer
Researchers have been looking into ways to defeat cyberattacks on 3D printers. A study by Rutgers and Georgia Tech gives users a few... read more »
Researchers at BYU Print First Microfluidics Lab With Medical Applications
Researchers at Brigham Young University have just achieved a marvel in the field of microfluidics. They managed to print a fluidics lab on... read more »
Optomec Reveals ‘Recipes’ For Metal Printing to Aid in Optimal Manufacturing Quality
Metal printing is getting cheaper and more efficient as time goes on. While most news stories talk about technologies or materials, Optomec's newest... read more »
MakeVR Pro Links Virtual Reality Device to 3D Modeling
These days, VR tech and 3D Printing are both developing at rapid speeds. So, the confluence of 2 of the fastest rising technologies... read more »
Torc2 Develops Reusable Material That Melts at Low Temperatures For Medical Applications
Torc2 has developed a new material that is reusable because it can melt at low temperatures. The company is looking at the material... read more »
Nanoscribe’s Optical 3D Printer Can Create Wide Range of Micro-Optics For Lens Production
Lenses are among the most delicate objects to manufacture. Slight imperfections have massive ramifications for the quality of the overall product. Thus, lens... read more »
Stratasys Showcases New H2000 Infinite Build 3D Printer to Prospects
Stratasys just released news about a new 3D printing system. The H2000 is massive and unconstrained by a build envelope through the use of... read more »
Lawrence Livermore Researchers Identify Reason Behind Defects in Metal Printing
Metal printing is a complex field of manufacturing. There are so many variables to consider that it can become difficult to know where... read more »
German RepRap Introduces New Materials for Liquid Additive Manufacturing
Back in May, German RepRap unveiled its new Liquid Additive Manufacturing technology. Since then, they've made quite some strides, as was made evident... read more »
CMU Researchers Develop Algorithm For 3D Printing Models Into Telescopic Shapes
Carnegie Melon University is no stranger to 3D printing innovations. Last month, we covered their flexible textile printing technology. This time around their... read more »
Protect Your Original Designs With GROW’s Patented Security Solution
The digital age has its fair share of headaches. Putting up your work on a network leaves it open to alterations and tampering.... read more »
Danit Peleg Sells Customizable 3D Printed Jackets Online
Danit Peleg is a fashion designer with a keen eye for the future. While implementing 3D printing into fashion is nothing new, her... read more »
Solidscape Unveils S500 For High Integrity Wax Printing
Solidscape's wax based printing method is a godsend to jewelery manufacturers everywhere. The lost wax process provides accurate and detailed prints from wax... read more »
