Filipino Expat Gets 3D Printed Jaw in Dubai
John Michael Mauleon, a Filipino expat living in Dubai, underwent a groundbreaking 3D printed surgery to remove a facial tumor. Before the procedure,... read more »
3D Printing News
Bringing you the latest 3D printing news from industry, academia and government projects all around the world. From press releases to research papers - come join us, and learn about the hottest trends in additive manufacturing.
Designer Prints Potted Plant Inspired Wind Turbine
Industrial designer and senior lecturer Ross Stevens, has created a remarkable wind turbine that combines nature, technology, and renewable energy. The Power Pot... read more »
Engineers Print Bi-metallic Structures in Single Layer
Washington State University engineers have developed a new 3D printing method that enables the creation of structures using two different metals in a... read more »
The nano3Dprint B3300: Perfect for Printing Wearables
California-based nano3Dprint is known for being the company with the highest resolution 3D printer on the market, with their D4200S machine being capable... read more »
Researchers Print Tiny Wine Glass… For Ants?
Researchers at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm have achieved a significant breakthrough in 3D printing by creating the world's smallest... read more »
CavernaTM Soft Touch Filament Aims to Revolutionize FDM Elastomer Printing
Infinite Materials Solutions, LLC (Infinite) has introduced a new material called CavernaTM Soft Touch (ST) that enables the production of soft-touch parts using... read more »
3D Printed Vaginial Ovules Show Promise as Endometriosis and Leiomyoma Treatment
Researchers from the University of Bern have recently published a study in the European Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences that has introduced an innovative... read more »
UpNano and BIO INX Collaborate to Bioprint Complex Structures
Bioprinting technology has taken a significant leap forward thanks to the collaboration between UpNano and BIO INX. The partnership has resulted in the... read more »
BellaSeno’s Unveils 3D Printed Scaffolds for Bone Reconstruction
BellaSeno GmbH, a medtech company specializing in additive manufacturing technologies, has showcased the biomechanical properties of its 3D printed, resorbable scaffolds for bone... read more »
MIT Uses 3D Printing to Create Megawatt Electric Aircraft Motor
MIT researchers have unveiled a breakthrough in electric motor design that could pave the way for electrifying larger aircraft, and its lightweight structure... read more »
Tennis Racket Dampeners Optimized with Additive Manufacturing
A tennis racket dampener, also known as a vibration dampener or shock absorber, is a small accessory that is attached to the strings... read more »
Seaweed-Based Biodegradable Actuators Could Revolutionize Soft Robotics
Soft robots have long been constructed using synthetic polymers, rubbers, and plastics, but concerns about their environmental impact have sparked a quest for... read more »
Breakthrough Coating Enables Support-Free Sintering of BJT and MIM Parts
Metal Binder Jetting and Metal Injection Molding processes have faced challenges related to part distortion and sag during sintering. Traditional methods relied on... read more »
Flash Sale Alert! Anycubic Photon M3 Max Now Available from $899!
Anycubic is known for their wide range of desktop resin printers, and they would like you to know that there is a flash... read more »
Designers Create Printed Eco Friendly Headphones for Kids
London-based design agency Morrama has partnered with circular manufacturer Batch.Works to create a unique set of kids' headphones called “Kibu”. What sets Kibu... read more »
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 »
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 »
