CALT Dynamics Researches Cheaper High-Precision SLA
Wicklow-based start-up CALT Dynamics has quite a few accolades under its belt. For example, the company has been part of a Techstars accelerator... read more »
3D Printing News
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Million Waves Project Uses Ocean Plastic to Print $45 Prosthetics
Two of the most charitable uses of 3D printing are recycling and prosthetics development. Now, a new project is looking to combine them... read more »
Ultimaker Opens Singapore Office to Meet Growing Demand
As Asian countries are gaining steam in their 3D printing activities, companies are looking to cater directly to them. So, it's fitting that... read more »
Girl With 3D Printed Arm Throws First Pitch in Arizona Baseball Game
Yesterday the Arizona Diamondbacks faced off against the Colorado Rockies at Chase Field in Phoenix. Before the teams took to the pitch, the crowd engaged... read more »
Biologists Develop 3D Printed Origami Device to Catch Fish
Marine biology requires catching a lot of specimen by safe means and retrieving them unscathed. Often this can be increasingly difficult in the... read more »
Be-More-3D Presents Spain’s First 3D Printed House
Spanish firm Be-More-3D has just unveiled a proof of concept for the country's first 3D printed house. The firm used a large-scale 3D-printer on-site at... read more »
Diabase Introduces H-Series Hybrid 3D Printer-CNC Machine
Diabase Engineering has unveiled its plans to release their new H-series hybrid 3D printer. Why is the company calling the printer a hybrid?... read more »
Renishaw Releases Additive Manufacturing Monitoring Software
UK-based Renishaw has just released their InfiniAM Spectral software for monitoring additive manufacturing systems. The metal manufacturing monitoring software helps achieve consistency in... read more »
Singapore University Announces New Construction Printing Program
The Centre for Additive Manufacturing (AM.NUS), a branch of the National University of Singapore, has announced a new 3D printing construction program. The purpose... read more »
Branch Technology Prints World’s Largest 3D Printed Structure
It's a sign of pride in the industry that 3D printed designs now adorn parks and museums across the world. So perhaps it's... read more »
FlashForge Launching Line of New Specialty Filament
FlashForge is getting ready to release a whole new line of specialty 3D printer filament with a lot to offer. The new line... read more »
FlexiFinish Delivers Automated Metal Post-Processing
Designers from a plethora of industries have come together to automate post-processing of 3D printed parts. The researchers got to work, with funding... read more »
Australian Police Confiscate 3D Printed Guns During Raid
The Australian authorities raided a Sunshine Coast home and confiscated an entire cache of weapons, drugs and false IDs. While a raid seems... read more »
How Relativity Space 3D Prints Rockets Cheaper Than Competitors
With the field of spaceflight and aerospace manufacturing buzzing with new entrants, it's sometimes hard to stand out. These are start-ups like no... read more »
Researchers Develop 4D Printed Load-Bearing Polymer Structures
Researchers at ETH Zurich have developed a new memory-material based design that evolves with environmental stimuli. These 4D printed structures contain programmable actuators that... read more »
Prodways Acquires Solidscape From Stratasys
French manufacturer Prodways has recently announced its purchase of Solidscape. As Prodways acquires Solidscape, it manages to expand its portfolio of tech and services... read more »
Russian Company Building World’s Largest Construction Printer
With the rise of construction printing in the past few years, companies have been getting more and more inventive with their designs. To... read more »
25 Year Old Indian Engineer Creates Own Low-Cost 3D Printer
We all do crazy things for a better deal on good equipment. While that usually refers to bargain bin hunting and discount vouchers,... read more »
3D Technology Helps Save Afghan Heritage Sites
As of late, 3D printing and scanning have seen increased usage for art and cultural restoration projects. The boom has been all over... read more »
GE Additive Announces Manufacturing Partner Network
GE Additive has now announced its new manufacturing partner network. The purpose of GE's MPN is to analyze and address the lack of... read more »
