Infinite Composites Scores Contract to Build AM Hydrogen Tanks for US Army
US-based company Infinite Composites has secured a $1.6 million contract with the US Army to pioneer the development of conformable fuel tanks for... read more »
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Reviving Tactile Typography with 3D Printing
In today's digital age, typography has largely transitioned into the realm of pixels and screens. However, artist and designer Will Mower is on... read more »
3D Printing Enhances Cancer Care at Swansea’s Singleton Hospital
3D printing is elevating the standard of care for cancer patients undergoing radiotherapy at Swansea's Singleton Hospital in Wales. Their new approach involves... read more »
How Immensa’s Digital Warehousing Is Transforming Manufacturing in The Gulf
In the age of Industry 4.0, where technology continues to reshape the manufacturing landscape, 3D printing is, as our readers know very well,... read more »
Thyssenkrupp and Impact Labs Team Up to Launch Metal AM Centre in Israel
German industrial engineering and steel manufacturing conglomerate Thyssenkrupp, has joined forces with Impact Labs, an Israeli innovation center, to inaugurate a cutting-edge 3D... read more »
FloSpine Successfully Implants First Ti-Largo 3D Printed Cervical Cage
Florida Atlantic University's Research Park and FloSpine have announced a milestone in spinal surgery with the successful implantation of the Ti-Largo 3D Printed... read more »
Mastercam Releases APlus Add-on for Additive Manufacturing
Mastercam, the world's #1 CAM software provider, has announced a new add-on for users of their products. Mastercam APlus by CAMufacturing Solutions is... read more »
Researcher Makes 3D Printer Feedstock From Coffee Grounds
Imagine sipping your morning cup of joe, and then using those very coffee grounds to create useful or decorative items. A new project... read more »
Supercooled Liquid 3D Printing Shows Promise for Huge Deposition Rates
A recent paper from Graz University of Technology has unveiled a means of 3D printing with supercooled liquids, which could greatly increase the... read more »
9T Labs to Supply Printed Parts for Dufour Aerospace’s Aero2 eVTOL
In a new development for the world of electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, Dufour Aerospace, based in Zurich, Switzerland, has chosen... read more »
Chromatic 3D Materials Upgrades Austria’s Railway with 3D Printed Parts
Chromatic 3D Materials has recently played a pivotal role in enhancing the efficiency and reliability of Austria's federal railway, ÖBB, through the installation... read more »
The Yawman Arrow: 3D Printed Flight Sim Controller
In the world of flight simulation, precision and realism are paramount. Yawman Flight, in collaboration with MotoCilino Engineering Services, has embarked on a... read more »
3D Printed ‘Living Material’ Could Clean Up Water
Researchers at the University of California San Diego have introduced an additively manufactured innovation in water pollution remediation. They've created an "engineered living... read more »
Orthopedic Device Powerhouse Arises as restor3d Completes Acquisition of Conformis
In a significant move in the world of personalized orthopedic medical devices, restor3d, Inc. has successfully completed its acquisition of Conformis, Inc. The... read more »
Kind Designs Raises $5M for 3D Printed Living Seawalls
In a bid to combat shoreline erosion and surge flooding while preserving the environment, Miami-based startup Kind Designs has secured $5 million in... read more »
BellaSeno’s Resorbable 3D Printed Implants Show Promising One-Year Results
Leipzig-based BellaSeno GmbH, a medtech company specializing in resorbable scaffolds created with additive manufacturing, has unveiled encouraging one-year follow-up data for their breast... read more »
3D Printing to be Trialed in Arctic Mission
The U.S. Coast Guard's icebreaker, USCGC Healy, is embarking on a seven-week Arctic journey, hosting researchers from the Naval Postgraduate School (NPS). The... read more »
3D Printing Makes Modular Synths More Modular
In the world of modular synthesizers, Geert Bevin, renowned for his work on Moog apps, has introduced a new additively manufactured concept: 3D... read more »
Washi Paper Pavilion Arises Thanks to 3D Printing
In the world of architecture, innovation often springs from an unexpected source. The Washi Paper Pavilion, a creation by YET Architecture, is no... read more »
iLAuNCH Trailblazer to Print Hypersonic Space Structures
The iLAuNCH Trailblazer project is set to redefine the future of space technology by harnessing the power of 3D printing. Collaborating with South... read more »
