3D Printing Conserves Lampreys in New Zealand
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 »
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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 »

Prusa Research is set to showcase its industrial range, Prusa Pro, at Formnext 2023. With a focus on industrial-grade 3D printers, Prusa Pro... read more »

The Screw Extrusion Additive Manufacturing (SEAM) process is reshaping the production of plastic structures. Developed by Fraunhofer IWU, SEAM is a fast, granule-based... read more »

The Tour Blanche, designed by architect Michael Hansmeyer, is a 29-meter-high structure set to be erected in Mulegns, Switzerland. This entirely 3D printed... read more »

America Makes has announced a collaboration with the Department of Defense (DoD) for the OIB Modernization Challenge. The initiative allocates $2.5M to fund... read more »

Germany-based Tangible Engineering GmbH will launch their new Solidator 8K Resin 3D printer at Formnext 2023 this week. With its ultra-fast production capabilities... read more »

Linde and the Ariane Group are pioneering improvements in 3D printing copper alloys for rocket combustion chambers. Their collaboration centers on refining the... read more »

