Great idea by @hen3drik - DIY cast into 3D prints by first electroplating them and then removing the carrier material of the print to make them heavier.
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Scrona Partners with K1 Solution to Distribute EHD Printing Technology in South Korea
Scrona AG has signed a distribution agreement with K1 Solution Co., Ltd. to bring its electrohydrodynamic (EHD) inkjet printing technology to the South... read more »
EPFL Researchers Develop Programmable Lattice Structure for Robotics Using Single Foam Material
Researchers at Switzerland's EPFL have created a 3D-printable lattice structure that can mimic different biological tissue properties using a single foam material. The... read more »
Signify Launches 3D-Printed Office Lighting Made from 75% Recycled Materials
Signify has introduced Puzzle, a linear pendant lighting system designed for office environments. The product is available in 4-foot and 5-foot sizes for... read more »
Decibel Showcases Large-Scale 3D Printing at Milan Design Week with PORTAL Exhibition
Decibel presented its PORTAL exhibition at Milan's Salone del Mobile 2025, featuring a 15-foot robotic arm that 3D printed furniture pieces daily in... read more »
BMW Group Converts Waste Into New Manufacturing Components
BMW Group has developed a recycling system that converts waste 3D printing powder and used parts into new filament for manufacturing production tools... read more »
HeyGears Introduces Multi-Material 3D Printed Dentures
HeyGears demonstrated its Multi-Material Fusion resin 3D printed dentures at LMT LAB DAY Chicago 2025. The technology uses Digital Light Processing (DLP) photopolymerization... read more »
3D Printed Modular Column “Duality of Skin and Core” Featured at Venice Biennale 2025
A 3D printed modular column titled "Duality of Skin and Core" is currently on display at the Venice Biennale 2025 as part of... read more »
Bentley Unveils EXP 15 Design Concept Featuring 3D Printed Titanium Finishes
Bentley Motors has revealed its EXP 15 concept vehicle at the opening of its new design studio in Crewe. The five-meter concept model... read more »
COBOD Launches Multifunctional Construction Robot with Shotcrete 3D Printing Capabilities
COBOD International has introduced what it describes as the first commercially available multifunctional construction robot, developed in collaboration with Technische Universität Braunschweig. The... read more »
