This video showcases the impact of printing in a heated chamber using the QIDI X-Max 3.
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3D Printed Coral-Inspired Scaffold Reprograms Immune Cells to Heal Bone Disease
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Revopoint STEM Sale: Up to 20% Off 3D Scanners
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Notre Dame researchers 3D print blood capillaries smaller than a human hair
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Pusan National University team creates 3D-printable ink that lets soft actuators both stretch and contract
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Florida Firm 3D Prints Military Drone Boat Using Robotic Arms
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FAU Lands $800,475 EPA Grant to Fight Algal Blooms With 3D-Printed Sargassum and AI
Florida Atlantic University has received an $800,475 grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to develop AI-guided, 3D-printed structures that pull excess phosphorus... read more »
QIDI Launches the QIDI Plus5: More Build Volume, a Hotter Chamber, and Cleaner Air for Under $750
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MIT’s ShiftLens lets 3D-printed objects change appearance without electronics
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