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Researchers from multiple European institutions have developed a novel approach for delivering emergency broadband services to disaster-stricken areas. The Centre Tecnològic de Telecomunicacions... read more »
Christian von Koenigsegg has delved into the intricate engineering of the Jesko hypercar in a recent video. The Jesko's assembly plant, likened to... read more »
Volkmann USA, a manufacturer of pneumatic vacuum conveying equipment, recently introduced the vLoader metal powder conveyor. This new system, designed for direct installation... read more »
Black Buffalo 3D recently disclosed a partnership with Innova Homes Limited, aiming to introduce 3D construction printing to the Caribbean and South America.... read more »
A team at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute has achieved a notable advancement in 3D bioprinting by successfully integrating hair follicles into lab-grown human skin.... read more »
A new 3D inkjet printing system developed by MIT and ETH Zurich researchers has demonstrated a significant advancement in smart 3D printing technology.... read more »
The National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA) in New Zealand is utilizing 3D printing technology to aid in the conservation of... read more »
General Motors (GM) has recently acquired Tooling & Equipment International (TEI), a significant supplier to Tesla in the area of gigacasting, a process... read more »
CavGenX, an Infinity Turbine subsidiary, has unveiled a new 3D printed heat pump turbine. This innovation is engineered for dual purposes: providing closed-loop... read more »
The Abu Dhabi International Boat Show has showcased the world’s first 3D printed water taxi, a significant development in maritime manufacturing. Al Seer... read more »
The USS Bataan, an amphibious assault ship, demonstrated the practical application of additive manufacturing in maritime settings by successfully fabricating a vital component... read more »
Equispheres, based in Ottawa, Canada, has been acknowledged by the US Army as a significant contributor to manufacturing and sustainment capabilities for the... read more »
The Soft Serve Lamp, created by Stockholm's Crème Atelier, embodies a shift in lighting design, integrating both functionality and aesthetic appeal. It's inspired... read more »
In October, Army Reserve Soldiers from the 102nd Training Division participated in a pioneering trial at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. Their objective: to... read more »
Researchers from Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) have demonstrated the production of piezoelectric elements using electrostatic disc microprinting. Such elements... read more »
Rekkie's smart ski goggles merge augmented reality (AR) with traditional skiing equipment, displaying data such as speed and altitude. The goggles are noted... read more »
Formnext has seen the launch of the Additive Manufacturing Industrialization Navigator (AM I Navigator) from Siemens, DyeMansion, HP, BASF Forward AM, and EOS.... read more »
Pelagus 3D has successfully delivered an additively manufactured Return Oil Standpipe for the TYSLA RoRo vessel. The maritime and offshore industries are witnessing... read more »
The Kelp Collection by Interesting Times Gang embodies a sustainable approach to furniture design. This collection utilizes a composite material, which integrates recycled... read more »
Materialise CO-AM has linked BMI, Toolkit3D, and Extol on a singular platform, enhancing the production of custom 3D printed knee braces. BMI, a... read more »
