Stratasys and NCAMP Create Public Qualification Database for 3D Printing
In an effort to reduce the costs and time required to demonstrate regulatory compliance of 3D printed parts, Stratasys worked with the National... read more »
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In an effort to reduce the costs and time required to demonstrate regulatory compliance of 3D printed parts, Stratasys worked with the National... read more »

With Rapid + TCT approaching, Additive Manufacturing Technologies will be showcasing two new devices. AMT's post-processing machines, originally announced last September, will add to... read more »
An art exhibition is dredging up a storm by depicting world-famous Silicon Valley CEOs as mythological figures. Hardly an homage, the 3D printed... read more »

University of Hamburg and DESY have been fast at work developing a new form of electronics using flexible transparent circuits. The cooperation between... read more »

In a paper titled “3D Printable Hydroponics: A Digital Fabrication Pipeline for Soilless Plant Cultivation,” Dr. Yuichiro Takeuchi of Sony Computer Science Laboratories... read more »

GM and Boeing's co-owned HRL laboratories has registered their 3D printed aluminum alloy with the Aluminum Association. This is a major step forward... read more »

Relativity Space has long been a major force in 3D printing rockets, securing major partners like the US military due to their ability... read more »

In a paper titled “Flexural Properties and Fracture Behavior of CF/PEEK in Orthogonal Building Orientation by FDM: Microstructure and Mechanism,” Qiushi Li’s team... read more »
With all the advances in bioprinting, there are distinct limitations most researchers are facing. Even with advanced organ recreations like a functional 3D... read more »

Concrete 3D printing and 3D printed structures have been around for some time now. Belgian-based BESIX decides to dedicate an entire facility to... read more »

The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research’s IDAM (Industrialization and Digitization of Additive Manufacturing for Automotive Series Processes) project recently held its... read more »

GE Research is currently developing an advanced heat exchanger for power generation equipment. It’s called UPHEAT, which stands for Ultra Performance Heat Exchanger... read more »

Researchers from Université Laval in Canada have developed a method for 3D printing chalcogenide glass with a modified printer. 3D printed chalcogenide glass has... read more »

Milan Design Week always has many offerings, so much so the courtyard itself is drawing eyes. The Palazzo Isimbardi, located behind the 16th-century palazzo,... read more »
In a landmark achievement, Tel Aviv University have 3D printed a small heart using human tissue. While the organ itself is smaller than one... read more »

Research and Markets recently published a report on the growing 3D printed footwear market that predicts the global market will grow at a... read more »

In July, we covered the carbon fiber eBike frame that Silicon Valley-based AREVO will be 3D printing. They recently announced that the eBike... read more »
3D printing has been present in the art world in many forms, from renovating sculptures to pottery. It also allows for the reproducing... read more »

Austria-based SBI Produktion has just released their new plasma arc M3DP metal printing system. The technology uses a wire-feed DED system using a... read more »

A study out of Michigan Technological University analyzed the economic efficiency of 3D printing various sporting goods using a 3D printer with a... read more »

