Melbourne-based startup, MAXONIQ, has created a 3D printed jaw to help patients with severe bone and joint conditions.
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3D Printing Expands Opportunities for Gaming Merchandise and Customization
Gaming franchises have increasingly turned to 3D printing to produce high-quality merchandise, allowing fans to own physical replicas of in-game items. From detailed... read more »
MIT’s “Xstrings” Method Enables Users to Print Cable-Driven Objects
MIT researchers have developed a new 3D printing system called "Xstrings" that streamlines the production of cable-driven mechanical devices. The system, developed by... read more »
Bosch Opens Advanced Metal 3D Printing Facility
Bosch has installed a new metal 3D printer at its Nuremberg, Germany facility, becoming the first Tier-1 automotive supplier in Europe to operate... read more »
3D Printed Ring Translates American Sign Language Fingerspelling into Text
Researchers at Cornell University have developed a new AI-powered ring that can track American Sign Language (ASL) fingerspelling in real time. The device,... read more »
UCLA Surgeon Uses 3D Printed Model in Orthopedic Operation
UCLA orthopedic surgeon Dr. Andrew Jensen has successfully employed 3D printing technology to improve surgical outcomes for a patient with a complex clavicle... read more »
Designer Creates 3D Printed Hanger to Help Bras Last Longer
Chicago industrial designer Joyce Lai has developed a new 3D-printed hanger specifically designed to extend the lifespan of bras. The product, named Bras... read more »
Artificial Muscle Breakthrough Enables Multi-Directional Movement for Soft Robots
MIT engineers have developed a new method to create artificial muscle tissue that can move in multiple coordinated directions. The technique uses a... read more »
Ambulance Victoria Implements 3D Printed Training Devices
Ambulance Victoria in Australia has implemented 3D-printed training devices to help paramedics practice emergency airway procedures. The organization partnered with Yarra Ranges Tech... read more »
Creality Falcon A1 Laser Engraver Officially Launches – A New Standard for Desktop Laser Engraving
Creality Falcon, a leader in laser engraving technology, has officially launched its latest innovation: the Falcon A1 Laser Engraver.
