See UnionTech’s New Printers at Formnext
UnionTech, manufacturer of industrial printers, will be unveiling some new additions to their growing range of resin printer systems at the upcoming Formnext... 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.
TRUMPF Prints Copper Radio Frequency Quadrupole for CERN
German machine manufacturing company TRUMPF has revealed a fairly huge copper printed part designed for use in particle accelerators. The component, measuring almost... read more »
Creality HALOT-ONE PLUS Helps WorldSkills 2022 Competitors to Victory
This year’s WorldSkills Competition was held at Soest, Germany, and featured a significant appearance from the Creality HALOT-ONE Plus at the additive manufacturing... read more »
Agnikul Test Fires Printed Rocket Engine
Space startup Agnikul Cosmos has announced the successful test firing of their 3D printed rocket engine at an ISRO test facility in Thiruvananthapuram,... read more »
Creality at Formnext 2022
Creality is coming to Formnext to show off their latest wares including the all new Ender-5 S1, the Sermoon D3, and the CR-M4.... read more »
Size Dependent Mechanical Properties Observed in Micro SLA
Researchers from City University of Hong Kong have discovered some size dependent mechanical properties in specimens printed with a micro SLA printing method.... read more »
US Navy Installs Hybrid Additive System on USS Bataan
We have seen a growing interest in military applications of 3D printing over the last couple of years, and this is particularly true... read more »
Researchers Print Porous Polymers with Salt
Reliance of fossil fuel based plastics is of growing concern for a number of reasons, not least because oil reserves are finite, and... read more »
Creality Launches Ender-5 S1
Creality has announced the launch of the Ender-5 S1, the latest (and greatest) of the best-selling Ender series.
3D Printed Breast Cancer Tumor Model Demonstrates Tumor Reduction
A team of researchers from Penn State University have recently published a paper in the Advanced Functional Materials and Biofabrication journals, detailing their... read more »
CONFIB-VAT – What is it?
Many of our readers have most likely heard of continuous carbon fiber printing systems making use of thermoplastics as a matrix. There are... read more »
Rock Island Arsenal to House Largest Metal 3D Printer in the World
Rock Island Arsenal, Illinois, will soon have the largest metal 3D printer in the world installed at the military base. The media were... read more »
Durian Skin Biocomposites
Last week we took a look at some promising research that utilized processed pineapple leaf fibers for the production of biocomposites. Bioplastics and... read more »
Limbitless Solutions Expands Halo Prosthetics Range
Prosthetic limbs have come a long way in the last decade, largely thanks to additive manufacturing. Prosthetic arms in particular have benefited from... read more »
Relativity Space Reveals New Stargate Metal Printer
California-based rocket company Relativity Space has announced their new super-sized rocket printing robotic 3D printer system, dubbed the Stargate 4th generation. The new... read more »
Engineers Print Achromatic Meta-lens for Optical Fiber
A team of researchers has developed a means of 3D printing tiny lenses for use on optical fibers. The printed lens fits onto... read more »
Huge Metal Aerospace 3D Printed Part Manufactured
A consortium from Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH), TU Dresden (TUD) and Autodesk have collaborated with GE AAT Munich to produce one of... read more »
Lightsheet Printing – What is it?
Accuracy and speed are often the big trade off especially when it comes to resin printers with their increasingly fine micron-level resolutions. Researchers... read more »
Researchers Develop 3D Printed Mosquito Repellent
Mosquitos suck. That's not an insult, it's just what they do. And they do it all over the world except for Antarctica and... read more »
ORNL Accelerates Part Inspection with Deep Learning and X-Ray CT Scanning
Oak Ridge National Laboratory has been developing a framework for the inspection of 3D printed metal parts utilizing artificial intelligence combined with X-ray... read more »
