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Carbodeon and Tiamet3D are looking to bring the first nano-diamond laced 3D printer filaments to the market. The 2 companies have jointly-patented an exciting... read more »
3D printing is often heralded as having the capability to change manufacturing as a whole. While the idea of it as a game-changer... read more »
The Manchester Metropolitan University is doubling down on additive manufacturing. The prestigious university has announced a project called Cheshire 3D Print Hub, a multi-million... read more »
BCN3D just released the Sigmax 3D printer's source files to the public making it an open source device. The move comes a relatively... read more »
MCPP just announced that it has acquired Dutch Filaments adding 3D printing to its portfolio. Mitsubishi Chemical Performance Polymers Europe B.V. is the second firm... read more »
Drone technology is having a major surge in popularity these days. From Amazon's drone delivery systems to GoPro drone footage, these flying devices... read more »
This is an article written by Simon Duchaine, CMO of Dyze Design. Dyze Design, a Montreal based company, is really pleased to announce... read more »
Producing electronics is tricky for many reasons. One factor is just how small and intricate the parts inside can be. Micro-transistors and silicon... read more »
New research has demonstrated how to print inks made from bagasse fibers. Bagasse fibers are a by-product of sugarcane processing that are the... read more »
Johnson & Johnson collaborates with AMBER Research group in a new bioprinting venture. The two illustrious companies are looking to set-up this lab... read more »
Even though a lot of new technologies are converging, none seem to be mixing quite as elegantly as 3D printing and AR. While... read more »
A new set of formulae appear to have cracked the code on efficient concrete 3D printing. While 3D printed concrete has been around... read more »
The Olympics is the most prestigious sporting event in the world. Comprising the best athletes from around the globe, the games also demand... read more »
Among a host of new announcements, HP have stated that they are due to release 2 full-color printers this year. Out of 4... read more »
Medical applications of bioprinting are gaining steam as of late. One hot-button field within the field is stem cells for tissue replacement. While... read more »
Researchers at Rutgers University are hard at work on developing a new means of making metamaterials. As part of a new study published... read more »
At a time of growing interest in laser printing technologies, Aerosint appears to be cashing in on the trend. The Belgium-based manufacturer is... read more »
This is a guestpost written by Anatoly Berezkin, co-founder of StoneFlower While some early adopters explore in-house 3d printing with different materials, such as... read more »
Researchers at PENN State have just discovered a new method of creating improved PDMS constructs. The new approach involves the amalgamation of PDMS elastomers... read more »
With so many companies signing up for a future in 3D printing, it's no surprise Apple is taking interest as well. While the... read more »
