FastFFF: MIT Develops High Speed Printing System
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 »
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Ford Develops 3D Printed Brakes For Shelby Mustang GT500
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 »
3D Printed Sensors Mimic Plant Roots For Soil Analysis
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 Launches RaiseCloud Print Management Software
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 »
Holograph-X: CELLINK & Prellis Announce Holographic Bioprinter
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 »
Plasma Jets Encourage Bone Growth With 3D Printed Implants
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 »
Asphalt 3D Printing Drone Repairs Roads
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 »
3D Printed Microgreen Rig Helps Germinate Seeds
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 »
Youbionic 3D Printing Robot Arms For Boston Dynamics
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 »
Bamboo Mixtures Improve Polypropylene Filaments
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 »
Etihad Partners With EOS Systems For Printing Airplane Interiors
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 »
Jet-Eat Prints Vegan Meat With Authentic Taste & Texture
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 »
Big Arse 3D Printed Toilet Turns Waste Into Energy
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 »
FlashForge Showcased 3 New Printers at Formnext 2018
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 »
Graphene Seaweed Composite Forms Prints Stronger Than Steel
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 »
Refabricator 3D Printer Aboard ISS Turns Space Waste Into Filament
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 »
DWS Counterclaim Accuses Formlabs of IP Infringement
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 »
Kodak Launches Portrait 3D Printer & Kodak 3D Cloud
Kodak originally showed off their Portrait quite a while ago, promising its launch in 2018. The company has since shown it off at... read more »
Bioprinting Ligaments With Patient’s Own Cells Now Possible
Researchers at Utah University have developed a method for bioprinting ligaments and tendons out of the patient’s own cells. The process could be a... read more »
LulzBot Introduces HS Series High Strength Tool Heads
Aleph Objects, the company behind LulzBot, are expanding their portfolio into the realm of high strength filaments. The company's latest addition is the... read more »
