ISAAC is a huge robotic arm utilized by NASA to create lighter and stronger composite structures for aerospace vehicles. It employs a large-scale metal additive manufacturing process, using an electron beam to melt wire and 3D print parts.
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Singapore Startup Creates Limited Edition 3D-Printed Collectibles from Recycled Plastic Bottles
Singapore-based startup Unigons has launched a limited collection of 3D-printed Merlion figurines made from recycled plastic bottles. The company produced 60 pieces of... read more »
Designer Uses Robotic 3D Printing to Create Dual-Purpose Dog Furniture
Designer Liam de la Bedoyere has developed the Dog Hut Side Table, a piece of furniture that combines a resting space for dogs... read more »
Scientists 3D Print Solar-Powered Sponge for Seawater Desalination
Researchers have developed a 3D-printed aerogel material that uses sunlight to convert seawater into drinking water. The sponge-like structure contains microscopic vertical channels... read more »
Revopoint Launches Major Prime Event 2025 Sale with Up to 40% Off 3D Scanners and Accessories
Revopoint is kicking off its Prime Event 2025 with a series of major discounts on its range of professional 3D scanners and accessories.... read more »
Turkish Companies Test 3D Printed Component for Armored Vehicles
MetalWorm and Nurol Makina, both based in Ankara, Turkey, have completed testing of an armored vehicle component manufactured using Directed Energy Deposition (DED)... read more »
McGill Spinout Uses 3D Bioprinting to Create Tumors for Smarter Cancer Treatments
TissueTinker, a McGill University spinout company, has developed 3D bioprinting technology to create miniaturized tumor models for cancer drug testing. The company recently... read more »
University of Twente Awarded €13.6M for Research in Circular 3D Printing and Transparent AI
The University of Twente has received €13.6 million in funding from the 2024 NWA ORC program to lead two research projects focused on... read more »
China’s 3D Printed Micro Turbojet Engine Completes Maiden Flight
The Aero Engine Corporation of China (AECC) has successfully completed the first flight test of its 3D-printed micro turbojet engine in Inner Mongolia... read more »
Laser-Assisted Cold Spray Technology Enhances Material Deposition Process
Researchers at the University of Cambridge's Center for Industrial Photonics have developed a new additive manufacturing technique called laser-assisted cold spray (LACS). The... read more »
