UMaine Researchers to Recycle Wind Turbine Blades for 3D Printing
A new initiative at the University of Maine is aiming to repurpose old wind turbine blades into 3D printing feedstock. With a grant... read more »
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A new initiative at the University of Maine is aiming to repurpose old wind turbine blades into 3D printing feedstock. With a grant... read more »
Incorporating 3D printing labs into radiology departments presents multifaceted advantages. Beyond aiding in education and training by producing anatomical models for teaching and... read more »
A patient in Korea has received the world's first 3D printed windpipe transplant, marking a significant development in organ transplantation. The female patient,... read more »
Düsseldorf-based company, Qualloy, has introduced an online metal powder marketplace aimed at transforming the procurement process for additive manufacturing. This platform offers transparency... read more »
In an era where efficiency and scalability are paramount, LulzBot presents a solution tailored for mass production: the LulzBot Print Farm. This innovative... read more »
Fluent Metal has emerged with $5.5M in funding to propel liquid metal printing into industrial reality. Their drop-on-demand technology promises efficient, scalable production... read more »
One Click Metal, a leading system supplier for metal 3D printing, has recently joined forces with MasterGraphics, a company headquartered in Wisconsin, USA.... read more »
Modix has launched its new Everest extra tall 3D printer and is already collecting pre-orders. This towering machine redefines the possibilities of 3D... read more »
Authentise, headquartered in Philadelphia, USA, has unveiled new enhancements for Threads, its collaborative software tailored for engineering projects. Developed in close conjunction with... read more »
Transforming a 1984 BMW K100 into a sleek café racer is no easy feat, but Chris Scholtka of Motocrew pulled it off with... read more »
Belotti, in collaboration with ADAXIS, has announced the integration of BEAD technology into the AdaOne software platform, marking a significant milestone in the... read more »
Ricoh USA, Inc. has announced a strategic partnership with North Carolina State University (NC State) to establish a Center of Excellence (COE) for... read more »
The RepRap community is embarking on a new venture, the μRepRap project, aiming for sub-micron precision in 3D printing. Initially focusing on millimeter-scale... read more »
In a bid to redefine microsystems manufacturing, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has unveiled its Additive Manufacturing of Microelectronic systEms (AMME)... read more »
An exciting opportunity awaits as Comly Auctioneers & Appraisers, a leading auction company from Bensalem PA, announces the upcoming auction of a 2023... read more »
Harpak-Ulma, a packaging solutions expert, has launched a 3D printing service for tray package prototyping in the US market. This service, available at... read more »
Assistant Professor William Boley and his team at Boston University have secured a $2.23 million grant from the U.S. Department of Defense, aimed... read more »
A new invention from The University of Texas at Austin hopes to revolutionize access to clean drinking water. Developed by Dr. Donglei "Emma"... read more »
The University of Washington's traditional cherry blossoms, a cherished symbol of spring, now share the spotlight with a high-tech wonder on campus. Unveiled... read more »
A two-year initiative, the OverHiPP project, funded by Innovate UK, is aiming to change the landscape of additive manufacturing with high-performance polymers. Led... read more »