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.
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, 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 »
UK defense supplier Babcock International Group has introduced its first 3D printed metal parts for the British Army's Titan and Trojan fleets. This... read more »
Last week was Paris Fashion Week, and that can only mean one thing - weird 3D printed footwear! And this year’s event was... read more »
Researchers from Harvard University have published a paper detailing their work in 3D printing helical multi materials from a singular rotating nozzle. They... read more »
Engineers at the University of Sheffield (UK) have developed 3D printed mmWave radio aerials (antennas) that could bring stronger mobile phone signals and... read more »
Engineers from Belgium and Germany have successfully demonstrated the production and testing of a titanium slurry electrode, and have proven that it is... read more »
The world's first 3D printed mosque is set to be constructed in the United Arab Emirates, as part of Dubai's ongoing long term... read more »
Engineers at Johns Hopkins university have demonstrated the printing of worm-like gel bots, and have published their findings in a paper. The robotic... read more »
Researchers at University of Virginia have published a paper highlighting their work in the use of machine learning (ML) for the real-time detection... read more »
Researchers at ETH Zurich, Switzerland, have developed a means of 3D printing a self repairing skin using hydrogels loaded with fungal mycelia. The... read more »
Normally we do not cover topics related to cosmetics, being a website focused on the more industrial, loud, and explosive applications of additive... read more »
A team of researchers from ORNL, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Los Alamos National Laboratory, NIST and the University of Tennessee, Knoxville have been... read more »
We have seen a few examples of printed violins on these pages, and many of you are probably aware of the additively manufactured... read more »
Researchers at Brigham Young University have published a paper detailing the development of an ultrasoft silicone with a functional stiffness gradient, and they... read more »
Do you fancy printing yourself some wireless sensor devices for use in your IoT or robotics applications? If the answer is “yes”, or... read more »
Tractor manufacturer John Deere has been using additive manufacturing in their prototyping for years, but have recently announced that they will be using... read more »
Since the latest version of ChatGPT was released a few weeks ago, there has been some level of concern among writers that we... read more »
Oak Ridge National Laboratory seems to have all the best toys where it comes to testing 3D printing processes for metals, and the... read more »
Concentrated solar power plants work by reflecting sunlight from a mirror or lens into a receiver. Depending on the type of solar plant,... read more »
