Thermoset 3D Printer for Seals and Grommets Hits Shelves
Chromatic 3D Materials has developed a system for printing ultra-smooth elastomers for use as gaskets and seals. Their Chromatic RX-AM materials and technology... 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.
3D Printing Saves Horse from Certain Death
We have seen a few examples of additive manufacturing being used to manufacture prosthetic devices for smaller animals such as cats and dogs,... read more »
Researchers Develop 3D Printed MEMS Sensors
A new method for 3D printing MEMS sensors has been developed by researchers at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology. The research has... read more »
Boeing Celebrates Belated Opening of AM Center
This week aircraft manufacturer Boeing has officially celebrated the opening of its Center of Additive Manufacturing Excellence in Auburn, Washington. The facility employs... read more »
X-Ray Research Yields Method for Printing Strongest Steel
Researchers at NIST, the University of Wisconsin-Madison and Argonne National Laboratory have discovered a means of printing 17-4 precipitation hardening (PH) stainless steel... read more »
UK Installs First 3D Printed Water Chamber
The first 3D printed concrete water chamber has been built and installed in Cheshire, UK. Among other things, the printed water chamber, which... read more »
Study finds 3D Printing is Superior for Dental Crowns
Researchers from Tohoku University Graduate School of Dentistry in Japan have published results from a study showing the superiority of 3D printed dental... read more »
Researchers 3D Print Thermochromic Optical Fibers for Temperature Sensing
A team of researchers from Khalifa University in Abu Dhabi has developed a means of 3D printing rugged optical fibers that can be... read more »
Dyze Design’s Most Advanced Filament Detector Coming in October
Canada-based industrial and professional printer hardware manufacturer Dyze Design has announced the release of the Dyze Design Orthus, a new ultra-precise filament monitoring... read more »
Mantle Launches Complete Solution for Metal Mold Tooling
San Francisco company Mantle Inc.is launching a complete solution for the manufacture of 3D printed metal mold tooling, and it looks very interesting... read more »
Research Shows Promising for Thermally Conductive Filaments
You may recall a while back that we did a series of articles on various thermally conductive and electrically conductive polymers suitable for... read more »
Roland DG Joint Venture Hopes to Revolutionize Chinese Ceramics
While Roland DG has dipped their toe into the waters of additive manufacturing before, they are better known for manufacturing large format inkjet... read more »
Geeetech THUNDER Kickstarter Campaign Officially Begins
The Geeetech THUNDER Kickstarter campaign has officially started today, and we are going to look at the deal on offer. The THUNDER will... read more »
Printed Conveyor Mats Beat Supply Chain Woes
3D printed vibratory conveyor mats are coming soon thanks to OPT Industries Inc., who are a spin-off company from MIT. They have a... read more »
Steakholder Unveils Highly Marbled Printed Beef Morsels
If there was an award for the punniest company name of 2022, then 3D printed meat company “Steakholder” would absolutely take that prize.... read more »
AM Device to Help People with Lupus
Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is an autoimmune disease that causes the body to attack healthy tissue. According to WebMD, lupus affects women way... read more »
House Printed in Spain (with eggs and dirt)
Researchers from the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC) have printed Spain’s first additively manufactured house. The small house has been printed... read more »
Shapr3D Taking Multidevice CAD to the Next Level
CAD as we know it has been around for years now, and its origins can be traced back to as early as the... read more »
Texas A&M Researchers Create Conductive Bioinks for Medical Tattoos
Researchers from Texas A&M University have created a new class of 3D printable inks that are not only conductive, but are also extremely... read more »
3D Printed Ceramic Energy Reactor Research Gets Funding
Researchers from Cornell University have been awarded funding from Fuzehub to develop 3D printed chemical reactors for converting CO2 into sustainable aviation fuel... read more »
