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One of the most exciting prospects of 3D printing is how it will democratize industries that are less accessible. This includes a lot of niche products. With niche products we mean those ...
Read More »Among all of the applications of 3D printing, medical applications are one of the most interesting. 3D printing has kick-started a golden age of affordable medical supplies and utilities. ...
Read More »Stratasys announced the release of two new 3D printing materials this week. Agilus 30 and Agilus 30 Black represent a family of rubber-like poly-jet photopolymers. The materials are also ...
Read More »Roland DG recently released a new 3D printer. This printer is another addition to a range of entries focused specifically on dentistry. The DWP-80S uses a proprietary projector lens, which ...
Read More »3D printing technologies are categorized along many lines. Technologies can vary according to materials used or method of printing. With the rise of hybrid manufacturing machines that ...
Read More »As of late, there's been a highly competitive price war between in Additive Manufacturing companies. As a result, iMakr has doubled down on this strategy and produced the STARTT 3D Printer. ...
Read More »Are you planning on adding a 3D printing service to your website? Treatstock, a 3D printing hub software solution / 3D printable model repository from the San Francisco Bay Area, developed a ...
Read More »With the launch of the Vida, EnvisionTEC are diving deeper into a niche 3D printing segment. EnvisionTEC have once again created a printer designed for dentistry and orthodontics. From the ...
Read More »Belgian start-up Thrinno has developed a software to aid metal printing services. The software calculates the cost of metal printing and provides a quotation. It also generates models that ...
Read More »Tech startups, and particularly 3D printing startups, have had a rude awakening as of late. More and more companies are coming face to face with the realities of the industry. As a result, ...
Read More »In the 3D printing industry, Kickstarters come and go all the time. It's an unfortunate aspect of the current state of technological funding within the field. Consequently, the latest victim ...
Read More »Tech start-up Daqri are in the process of developing a new means of 3D printing. They are working on a 3D printer that utilizes hologram technology to cure monomer "goo". As a result the goo ...
Read More »Along with the Metal X, Markforged have given us Atomic Diffusion Additive Manufacturing. Markforged already made their name in carbon fibre reinforced 3D printing. Now they've also made a ...
Read More »Two Students in Zurich have developed a marvel of Additive Manufacturing. Oliver Tolar and Denis Herrmann developed a Six Axis 3D printer. The additional axes allow the machine to tilt the ...
Read More »Interested in space travel and 3D printing? Then the "Print the Future" contest might be the competition for you. The National Space Society’s Enterprise In Space program has teamed up with ...
Read More »Hailing from Spain, BCN3D is a company that has made major waves in the 3D printing industry. Their Sigma line of 3D printers are among the most well-received. Therefore, it's no surprise ...
Read More »This article will look at various public sector investments in 3D printing. The industry is projected to grow at a rate of 25% or more at this point. Therefore, it is crucial that we track ...
Read More »One of the most onerous tasks in 3D printing is the pain-staking process of creating 3D models from scratch. Models can take hours to create even for those with immense expertise in this ...
Read More »The true era of consumer adoption has only just begun for 3D printing: several innovative products are enabling users to digitally capture 3D objects and reproduce them more easily than ever ...
Read More »When you hear about 3D printing you may well think of novelty products – miniature printed heads and bizarre keepsakes. You could well conjure up replacement parts for mass-manufactured ...
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