ORNL Prints Super-Strong Sand Structure
Oak Ridge National Laboratory has recently published a paper in Nature Communications detailing their most recent 3D printing achievement in the field of... read more »
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Anycubic Comes to Formnext with New Offerings
It’s been a busy week for 3D printer manufacturer Anycubic this week, as they have just released a duo of new resin printers... read more »
Anycubic Releases Duo of New 3D Printers Today
Anycubic has today launched their latest resin-based LCD 3D printers, which includes a 6K resolution desktop model and also a budget friendly 4K... read more »
Modix Rolls out New Reliability and UX Enhancements
There is good news for fans of Modix this week, as the company has announced a line of upgrades all designed to improve... read more »
Flashforge Creator 4 Out Now
Flashforge has announced the release of their new dual extruding printer with a heated chamber, named the “Creator 4”. The Creator 4 comes... read more »
German Company Designs AM Moon Bike
Dresden-based motorbike company Hookie has recently revealed a concept for a Moon bike, which features 3D printed polymer wheels. The bike is named... read more »
Spiked Running Shoe Structure Printed in One Piece
The Olympics are well and truly over, and regardless of if you like sports or not, it has been a great year for... read more »
Hidden Picasso Recreated with 3D Printing
Pablo Picasso, like many geniuses of the art world, went through some hard times in his early days. Being broke and fairly destitute... read more »
AM Squid Game Masks Coming to a Halloween Near You
Whatever your thoughts on Netflix’ super-popular new Korean Drama, Squid Game, (currently number 1 show in 90 countries), one thing is for sure…... read more »
Researchers Print Biomimicking Gas Sensors
A team of researchers from Trinity College and AMBER (SFI Research Centre for Advanced Materials and BioEngineering Research), both in Dublin, Ireland have... read more »
CNT-infused Polymeric Inks Yield Promising Results
A team of researchers from Michigan Technological University have demonstrated printing of carbon nanotube (CNT) infused epoxy inks, and have published a paper... read more »
GE, Voxeljet and Fraunhofer Institute to Build World’s Largest 3D Printer
GE Renewable Energy is joining forces with researchers at Fraunhofer IGCV and printer company Voxeljet AG to manufacture the world’s largest 3D printer.... read more »
ASICS 3D Printed Generatively Designed Sandals Coming Soon
Sandals, slippers, thongs, flip-flops...call them what you will. They are extremely utilitarian in their design, and generally speaking they are pretty easy to... read more »
Anycubic Photon Ultra DLP Printer now on Kickstarter
Anycubic has just launched their long awaited cost-effective DLP resin printer on Kickstarter, which you can see at this link. What is so... read more »
New Strong Red Wax Material Enables Complex Jewelry Casting
Wax casting is perhaps the most ancient of manufacturing methods to have been augmented by 3D printing, and the innovations don’t seem to... read more »
3D Printed Motors Coming Soon
Electric motors are becoming very popular in the automotive world, with companies all around the globe vying for a slice of the EV... read more »
3D Printed Bee Homes to Spur Public Interest in Bees
Bee numbers are dwindling, especially in the UK, and that’s bad news for pretty much everyone who eats food. A team of researchers... read more »
Audi 3D Prints their Packaging Trash into New Parts
German automaker Audi has revealed their new in-house upcycling program that takes their own packaging materials and 3D prints them into assembly aids... read more »
US Marines Print Metal Rocket Cap for Mine Clearance
“War! What is it good for?” asked Edwin Starr. “Absolutely nothing!” was his oversimplified reply. He was partly correct. As it turns out,... read more »
NTU Singapore and Caltech Prints Stiffness-shifting Chain Mail
Nanyang Technological University (Singapore) and California Institute of Technology (US) have recently published a paper in Nature, detailing research into a new chain... read more »
