Fluid Forms is a 2-metre tall, lightweight structure produced through non-planar robotic 3D printing. The project demonstrates a novel technique that allows for the more efficient creation of doubly curved thin shells.
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Autodesk Research and Additive Tectonics Develop 3D Printed Floor System with Alternative Materials
Autodesk Research has partnered with Additive Tectonics to develop a new approach to concrete floor construction using 3D printing technology. The collaboration combines... read more »
NREL Acquires Large-Scale Metal 3D Printer to Advance Marine Energy Research
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) has installed a new laser-powered metal 3D printer at its Flatirons Campus to support marine energy device... read more »
Apple Adopts 3D Printing for Titanium USB-C Ports in New iPhone Air
Apple’s latest smartphone release marks a quiet but notable step in consumer electronics manufacturing: the company has confirmed that its new iPhone Air... read more »
GKN Aerospace Expands Connecticut Facility for 3D Printed Engine Components
GKN Aerospace announced the expansion of its Newington, Connecticut facility to include a new production line for additively manufactured Fan Case Mount Ring... read more »
UltiMaker Launches Secure 3D Printing Line for Defense Applications
UltiMaker has introduced its Secure Line of 3D printing products specifically designed for defense and high-security environments. The initial lineup includes the UltiMaker... read more »
Digital Manufacturing Centre Delivers 90kg 3D Printed Military Vehicle Component
The Digital Manufacturing Centre (DMC) has completed production of its largest additive manufacturing metal component to date - a 90kg suspension and differential... read more »
Designer Creates Modular Sneakers with 3D Printed Soles and Climbing Rope Laces
Daniyar Uderbekov, a designer based in Kazakhstan, has developed UDRB, a pair of modular sneakers designed to address environmental concerns in the footwear... read more »
Nestlé Expands 3D Printing Operations for Manufacturing Parts Across UK Sites
Nestlé has implemented standardized 3D printing processes across its UK manufacturing facilities over the past year. The company uses a team of three... read more »
Cornell Researchers Develop 3D Printing Method for Enhanced Superconductors
Cornell University researchers have developed a one-step 3D printing method that produces superconductors with improved properties. The research, published August 19 in Nature... read more »
Scottish Maritime Project Shows Promise for 3D Printed Ship Components
A Scottish project using large-scale additive manufacturing for shipbuilding components has completed its second phase, demonstrating potential benefits for the maritime industry. The... read more »
