@MarkRober created a 3D printed ball that is nearly impossible to hit. The secret is a brass slug that gets released in mid-air, making the trajectory impossible to predict.
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Accelerating Robotics: 3D Printed Wheels and Drone Motors
Padmalaya Rawal, a robotics maker, has developed a high-speed robot wheel using 3D printing and a modified drone motor. His design addresses the... read more »
Immensa Scores $20 Million Series B Funding for Digital Warehouse
Immensa, a leader in additive manufacturing in the MENA region, recently raised $20 million in Series B funding. This move is significant in... read more »
Prusa Introduces Binary G-code Format for Enhanced Space Efficiency
Prusa has introduced a new binary G-code format, .dubbed “bgcode”, aimed at improving space efficiency in 3D printing. Traditional G-code, though widely used... read more »
Researchers Create Temperature-Responsive Polymer Composite for Robotics
Researchers at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, in collaboration with the University of Houston, have developed a novel 3D printed polymer composite. This... read more »
Automotive Company Adopts Digital Inventory for 3D Printed Spares
MAN Truck & Bus has adopted digital inventory management for spare part manufacturing, particularly for parts no longer in production. This approach was... read more »
SOLIDWORKS 2024 Released: What’s New?
Dassault Systèmes has released SOLIDWORKS 2024, the latest incarnation of its 3D design and engineering software (and this writer’s go-to CAD platform). The... read more »
A Closer Look at HyperLok™ – KPD’s High-Temp Bed Adhesive
There are many factors affecting the adhesion of FDM prints to a print bed, be it incorrect print settings, dodgy filament, or warping... read more »
Mechnano and Tethon3D’s ESD Resin Passes NASA Outgassing Tests
Mechnano, in collaboration with Tethon3D, has announced that their C-Lite vat photopolymerization resin has passed NASA's ASTM E595-77/84/90 outgassing tests. This high-temperature resistant... read more »
Maker Demonstrates 3D Printing Spheres Without Supports
A recent demonstration by “DaveMakesStuff” on Hackaday has showcased an efficient method for 3D printing spheres, a typically challenging shape for filament printers.... read more »
