Reeb Cycles To Launch Enduro Bike with 3D Printed Chromoly Components
Reeb Cycles, the mountain bike manufacturer, has revealed its latest enduro racer, the Steezl. Unlike most modern mountain bikes made of carbon fiber,... read more »
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Researchers 3D Print Complex Structurally Colored Parts
Chemists from Saarland University have developed a world-first technique that can 3D print complex structurally colored objects. By modifying starting materials typically made... read more »
World’s First 3D Printed Unmanned Surface Drone Unveiled in UAE
Al Seer Marine, a UAE-based company, has developed the first 3D printed unmanned surface vessel, called the HYDRA USV. It was revealed to... read more »
MIT Prints Soft Robotic Heart that Mimics Real Heart
Engineers at MIT have developed a procedure to 3D print soft and flexible, patient-specific replicas of the heart and aorta. By mimicking the... read more »
Engineer 3D Prints Bird Wings to Improve Stability in UAVs
A researcher at University of Central Florida is leading a three-year research project to study bird wings and their stability during airflow disturbances.... read more »
Researchers Use Robotic Arm for 3D Printing Octet Lattices in Resin
Additive manufacturing technologies have enabled the production of highly customized and complex parts, including mechanically efficient lattices with optimized strength-to-weight ratios. However, the... read more »
Volumetric Printing Company Secures Funding
Berlin-based Xolo has raised €8 million in a series A funding round to develop its next-generation 3D printing technology, known as xolography. Unlike... read more »
Aussie Company Recycling PPE into 3D Printer Filament
A new technology being developed in Sydney aims to tackle the problem of waste resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic by recycling used Personal... read more »
Engineers Use DfAM to Reduce Shaft Weight by over 50%
Mario Franchi, an Application Engineer for Additive Manufacturing at il Sentiero International Campus, faced the challenge of creating a lightweight gear and sprocket... read more »
3D Printed Robo-bird Teaches Chicks to Sing
A research team in the Netherlands has 3D printed a robotic zebra finch in order to see which factors are important when baby... read more »
World’s Tallest Carbon-capturing Artificial Tree 3D Printed in Korea
Tree.ONE, an exhibit by ecoLogicStudio at the Habitat One exhibition in Hyundai Motor Studio in Busan, South Korea, is a celebration of the... read more »
Researchers 3D Print Shark Intestine-inspired Fluid Devices
Researchers are looking to the unique spiral shape of shark intestines to learn how to create fluid flow in one direction, which could... read more »
Wilson Reveals 3D Printed Airless Basketball
Wilson Sporting Goods, the official basketball of the National Basketball Association (NBA), has introduced a first-of-its-kind 3D printed airless basketball during the State... read more »
Ankit Aerospace 3D Printing SpaceX-style Grid Fins
Ankit Aerospace, an Indian firm, has announced that it will be using Electron Beam Additive Manufacturing (EBAM) technology to 3D print grid fins... read more »
Electrochemical AM Startup to Put Canberra on the Manufacturing Map
Syenta, a 3D printing startup company based at the Australian National University, is making waves in the world of electronics manufacturing. Its multi-material... read more »
Horizon Microtechnologies Develops Template-based Conductive 3D Printing Process
Horizon Microtechnologies has developed a template-based 3D microfabrication technology that allows manufacturers to add conductivity to all or selected parts a microfabricated component.... read more »
3D Printing Brings Yungang Grottoes Relics to Life in Chinese Shopping Mall
A new exhibition at City Media Plaza in Qingdao, China, is using 3D printing technology to create replicas of ancient cultural relics, drawing... read more »
Ontario Students Print Human-sized Robot
Students at Lasalle Secondary School in Sudbury, Ontario, have been busy building a human-size robot named 'Lance' using 3D printing technology. The robot... read more »
Hepburn and Sons and MELD Join Forces for US Defense Contracts
Hepburn and Sons LLC, a small business providing consulting and engineering services to the U.S. defense sector, has officially joined forces with MELD... read more »
Zellerfeld Launches Open Beta Shoe Making Program
Zellerfeld, a 3D-printed footwear tech company, has launched an open beta platform that allows consumers to experience its shoe-making process and provide feedback.... read more »
