MIT Engineers Print Metal-free Gel Electrodes
MIT engineers have developed a breakthrough in the field of bioelectronic implants by creating a soft, metal-free electrode that mimics the properties of... read more »
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Designer Showcases 3D Printed Wedding Dresses
Ada Hefetz, a prominent wedding dress designer based in Israel, has shaken up the world of wedding dress design with the help of... read more »
Researchers Print Viewing-angle Dependant Surfaces
Researchers from Princeton University have devised a novel method for creating surfaces whose appearance changes based on the viewing direction. The surfaces are... read more »
US Marines Commander Set to Continue 3D Printing Program
In his confirmation hearing before the Senate Armed Services Committee, Gen. Eric Smith, the nominee for the position of commandant of the Marine... read more »
3D Printing Will Let You Build A Robotic Dog for $1300
Dingo is an impressive low-cost robot quadruped created by Alexander Calvert and Nathan Ferguson, two engineering students from Monash University. Built using the... read more »
Airbus and Oerlikon to Collaborate on Industrial Scale AM Satellite Component Production
Airbus and Oerlikon have announced a significant milestone in their ten-year collaboration by successfully industrializing the additive manufacturing (AM) process for antenna clusters... read more »
Mighty Oak Medical Forms Partnership for Printing Spinal Models
Mighty Oak Medical, a specialist in spinal technologies, has formed a technical partnership with HP to enhance spinal surgeries using 3D printing technology.... read more »
Researchers Develop New Pipeline for Rapidly Printing Organs
A new 3D bioprinting process developed by the University of Huddersfield has the potential to revolutionize the creation of tissue-compatible artificially engineered organs,... read more »
Ford to Take Delivery of Titanium Printed Parts for Racing
IperionX, a leading provider of titanium components, has announced a Scope of Work (SoW) agreement with Ford Motor Company. This collaboration stems from... read more »
Artists Prints Clay Sculptures to Resemble Textiles
In the realm where architecture, art, and fabrication converge, Pittsburgh-based artist and designer Brian Peters has pushed the boundaries with his latest creation,... read more »
Company Turns Ocean-waste into Eco-friendly Lamp Shades
In today's world, plastic is everywhere, despite the growing awareness of its negative impact on the environment. While reducing plastic usage is ideal,... read more »
Abu Dhabi’s New National Factory: Pioneering 3D Printing and Robotics
In a significant move towards advancing the UAE's industrial sector, Sinaha Platform, the unified platform supporting national products, has partnered with international firm... read more »
Fungi – A Sustainable Building Material?
London-based PLP Labs, the research arm of PLP Architecture, has been exploring the use of mycelium bio-composites as a sustainable alternative to traditional... read more »
Binder-jetted Titanium Coming Soon
Tekna Holding ASA and TriTech Titanium Parts LLC have joined forces to achieve a significant breakthrough in additive manufacturing. The collaboration resulted in... read more »
Tissue: Blender’s Computational Design Add-on
In a recent interview with Parametric Architecture, computational designer Alessandro Zomparelli shared some thoughts (and pictures) of his work with Blender and his... read more »
AM Provides Customization of New Furnace Component Designs
Plansee High Performance Materials, a subsidiary of the Plansee Group, has unveiled its latest generation of hot zones for industrial furnaces, which allow... read more »
Researchers Optimize Cement Printing with Lasers
Engineers at Princeton University are using lasers to address a key issue with 3D printed cement - its susceptibility to fractures. By evaluating... read more »
US Military to Develop TACFAB Mobile 3D Printing Capabilities
The Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC), Carderock Division, and the US Marine Corps (USMC) are collaborating to develop a Tactical Fabrication (TACFAB) additive... read more »
Nuburu and GE Team Up for Blue Laser 3D Printing Projects
Nuburu, a Colorado-based company specializing in blue laser technology, has joined forces with GE Additive to explore the advantages of using blue lasers... read more »
Researchers Discover 4D Printing Trick for Brain Computer Interfaces
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University, led by Professor Rahul Panat, have made a lucky discovery in the field of additive manufacturing. While developing... read more »
