Dakar Rally Car Gets Steel 3D Printing Treatment
The Dakar Rally is a brutal annual race that has taken part in Saudi Arabia for the last few years. This year, it... read more »
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US Navy Identifies Supply Bottleneck to be Rectified with AM
The U.S. Navy is planning to use 3D printing to produce complex, critical parts for submarines, ships, and aircraft after examining 5,500 parts... read more »
Designer Unveils Gradient-colored Concrete Furniture
Vienna based Designer Philipp Aduatz has unveiled his latest collection of furniture in collaboration with incremental3d, an Austrian manufacturer. The Gradient Furniture Collection... read more »
Researchers Using 4D Printing to Improve Ligament Surgery
A Ph.D. candidate at Florida Tech is researching ways to improve ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) reconstruction surgery outcomes with 4D printing. Researcher Nashaita... read more »
US Navy to get 3D Printed Titanium Pumps
Titanium developer IperionX has partnered with US-based centrifugal pump manufacturer Carver Pump to produce titanium pump components for the US Navy. Carver will... read more »
Ex-SpaceX Engineer Launches Manufacturing-as-a-Service Company
Freeform, a new metal 3D printing company, has emerged from stealth and is planning to launch software-defined, autonomous printing factories around the world.... read more »
CR-Scan 01 Price Reduced in Biggest Ever Sale
3D scanners used to be the exclusive domain of engineering companies and would cost tens of thousands of dollars. But over the last... read more »
Designer Reveals Open-Source Eyewear Frames
According to Slovakian designer Igor Sovcik, the eyewear industry is dominated by a few large companies that have a monopoly on production. This... read more »
Researchers Publish Findings on Effects of Annealing on FDM Plastics
A team of researchers from universities in China and Belgium have published the results of a study that looked at the effects of... read more »
First 3D Printed Pediatric Medicine Trials to begin in Europe
A hospital in Spain is launching a study to test the efficacy, tolerability, and acceptance of a drug produced for children using a... read more »
Report Shows Construction 3D Printing Can Mitigate Effects of Climate Change
Cement and concrete are two of the most widely used resources in the world, second only to water, and their demand is expected... read more »
International Consortium to Promote Use of 3D Printed Metals in Construction
The Politecnico di Milano is leading a "ConstructAdd", an international consortium of partners in developing metal 3D printing techniques to improve energy efficiency... read more »
3D Printed Superyacht Concept Unveiled
Designer Jozeph Forakis has recently unveiled the world's first 3D printed superyacht, the 88-metre Pegasus concept. The yacht is designed to be sustainable... read more »
Creality Launches Huge CR-M4 – The Next Big Thing in Quality Printing
The CR-M4 is being described as a quasi-industrial grade printer, and is suitable for batch-printing lots of models in a single print
3D Printed Geodesic Labyrinth Arises in France
A 3D printed labyrinth has been erected in the medieval town of Chateaugiron, in the north-west of France, marking the first time that... read more »
Researchers Use Digital Twin for DED Optimization
A group of researchers from Tokyo University of Science and Suwa University of Science, in Japan, have collaborated with TOCALO Co. Ltd. to... read more »
NASA Validates 3D Printed RDRE Aerospike Engine
NASA has recently validated the data from hot fire tests on their 3D printed aerospike engine at their test facility in Marshall Space... read more »
3D Systems & Stewart-Haas Racing Announce Multi-year Partnership
American stock car team Stewart-Haas Racing has announced a multi-year partnership with 3D Systems, with the goal of utilizing additive manufacturing for the... read more »
Hydrogen Powered 3D Printed Data Centers Coming Soon
Californian company EdgeCloudLink (ECL) is a data center-as-a-service startup planning to offer hydrogen-powered, off-grid modular data centers with 3D printed concrete structures. The... read more »
Sakuu Teams up with Porsche for 3D Printed Battery Gigafactory Design
Sakuu, the Silicon Valley-based 3D printed solid-state battery company, has chosen Porsche Consulting to design its planned worldwide gigafactories. Porsche Consulting (a subsidiary... read more »
