Automated 3D Production Line for Sand Cores Unveiled
Voxeljet AG, in collaboration with Loramendi, has introduced the first fully automated additive serial 3D production line for sand cores. This development is... read more »
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Researchers Customize 3D Printed Metal Properties Using Novel Method
Researchers at NTU Singapore and the University of Cambridge have co-developed a 3D printing method that produces metal parts with varying properties. Specifically,... read more »
3D Printing Streamlines Kayak Development
Melker of Sweden, a renowned sport kayak manufacturer, has adopted a unique approach to product development by leveraging the capabilities of large scale... read more »
3D Printing Corrects Patient’s Spine and Adds Height
Edurne Heredia had a distinct spinal issue: a triangular lumbar vertebra, resulting from congenital scoliosis. This abnormality impacted her daily activities, causing discomfort... read more »
ORNL Advances Flaw Detection for Metal 3D Printing
Researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) have enhanced the flaw detection process in laser powder bed fusion 3D printing, boosting confidence in... read more »
Laser-Enhanced 3D Printing of Steel Aims to Cut Costs
Researchers from the University of Cambridge have unveiled a novel 3D printing technique for metals, addressing the longstanding cost and post-production challenges. This... read more »
Enhanced Solar Fuel Production via 3D Printed Ceramic Reactor Cores
ETH Zurich researchers have harnessed a novel 3D printing technique to craft intricate ceramic structures for solar reactors. These hierarchically ordered designs significantly... read more »
Ford’s 3D Printed Coil Enhances Transit Reliability
Ford's exploration into 3D printing has been evident in its operations over recent years. The Valencia Assembly plant in Spain and the Cologne... read more »
Northann’s 3D Printed Flooring Ventures into the US
Elk Grove, Calif.'s Northann Corp secured $6 million through an IPO targeting opportunities in its 3D printed flooring sector. These products notably incorporate... read more »
University of Birmingham Teams Up for 3D Printing of Precious Metals
The University of Birmingham has joined forces with Cooksongold Additive Manufacturing to develop 3D printable precious metal alloys. Leveraging funds from the Engineering... read more »
17-year Old Designs Smart Spoon for Parkinson’s Patients
Motivated by witnessing his uncle Arjun's challenges with Parkinson's disease during mealtimes, Aarrav Anil, a 17-year-old from Bengaluru, India, channeled his passion for... read more »
Renishaw Boosts Metal 3D Printing Productivity
Renishaw is preparing to unveil its advanced metal 3D printing technology at Formnext in November. The new system, an advancement of their RenAM... read more »
3D Printed Skull Advances Forensic Evidence in Court
In an eight-week trial culminating in the murder conviction of five men, a 3D printed skull became a pivotal piece of evidence. This... read more »
Researchers Use Low-Temperature UV Light-Based Method for 3D Printing of Glass
A research team at the Georgia Institute of Technology has developed a low-temperature 3D printing method using deep ultraviolet (DUV) light to produce... read more »
3D Printing’s Role in Aquarium Product Solutions
British retailer Charterhouse Aquatics is now 3D printing its reef aquarium products, boasting over 40 items in its collection. These products, made from... read more »
3D Printing Meets Ethnic Art: The Bharata Bracelet
The Bharata bracelet, conceptualized by Filippo Mambretti for the Italian jewelry brand .bijouets, intricately marries 3D printing technology with the profound aesthetics of... read more »
3D Printed Surfboards Using Green Algae
The 1950s hailed petroleum-based materials as revolutionary for surfers, providing lightweight, durable, and flexible surfboards. However, these materials now pose environmental threats. Jérémy... read more »
Turbofan Wheels Are Making a Comeback Thanks to 3D Printing
Turbofan wheels, symbolic of premier race cars from the 1970s and 1980s, transitioned to a hallmark of street style. Currently, acquiring them can... read more »
Electrowetting Technology in 3D Printed Plates
Researchers from Monash University's Exertion Games Lab, Carnegie Mellon University’s Morphing Matter Lab, and Gaudi Labs in Switzerland have introduced the "Dancing Delicacies"... read more »
Algae-Based Luminescent Materials in 3D Printing
Researchers from the University of California San Diego have crafted materials that illuminate upon experiencing mechanical stress, utilizing single-celled algae, dinoflagellates. This project,... read more »
