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UTA Researchers Create Smart 3D Printed Patch to Regenerate Heart Muscle
A 3D printed patch designed to promote heart muscle regeneration is being developed by a bioengineering professor at the University of Texas at Arlington (UTA). This project aims to address a critical medical challenge by offering a potential new treatment option for heart attack survivors, whose damaged heart tissue currently lacks the ability to repair itself—often leading to serious, long-term health complications.
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A technical partner to count on: Stratasys in the races with Team Penske AM Industry
After working with Team Penske in five championship and over 70 race wins since 2017, Stratasys has announced an enhanced technical partnership with Penske. The parties have entered into a new multi-year partnership agreement, which allows Stratasys to maintain its technical support for the four systems currently deployed in Penske’s shop.
Automotive AM Kicking into Gear as Desktop Metal Ships First P-1 Systems to Ford and Cetim
Desktop Metal has begun shipping a new, intermediate version of its P-50 Production System, the new P-1 printer, globally to its early customer base. Key clients who have already received the machine include Ford Motors, an early investor in Desktop Metal, and Cetim, the Centre Technique des Industries Mécaniques, in France, which is the first European institution to receive it. The P-50 remains on schedule to begin volume commercial shipments in 2021: achieving this milestone will be a key passage in DM’s strategy for growth, especially now that the company is publicly listed.
PWR and E-plus 3D Collaborate to Provide Additive Cooling Solutions
PWR Performance Solutions, based in Australia, decided to look into adding metal 3D printing technology to its current workflow, to stay at the forefront of manufacturing capacity. The heat exchanger pictured above was designed by PWR to test the capabilities of different aspects of 3D printing. PWR engineers designed the fin structure and tube array as a benchmark for testing minimum wall thickness, surface finish, and heat transfer efficiency. To produce the parts, PWR chose E-plus 3D as a supplier and ordered an EP-M250Pro MPBF system.
Roboze unveils new state-of-the-art headquarters
52shares41110Roboze, an Italian manufacturer of industrial 3D printers, has unveiled new headquarters in Bari, Southern Italy. The headquarters are part of Roboze’s plan to quadruple production capaci ...
Cimatron: A “CAN SLIM Slugger” with 3D Printing Plans for 2014
3D printing investors might want to keep a close eye on Cimatron Ltd. (CIMT). The company scores extremely well in a CAN SLIM forward growth projection and is entering the 3D printing software market ...
Parts On Demand and AM-Flow collaborate on part recognition Additive Manufacturing
Parts On Demand, a 3D printing service provider specializing in industrial, medical, and orthopedic applications, and AM-Flow, the specialist in end-to-end workflow automation for the additive manufacturing industry, have entered a partnership to optimize the identification and sorting of custom series products with minimal deviations and/or unique printed codes.
Kaiser Aluminum focuses on metal 3D printing with Imperial Machine & Tool Co acquisition
15shares1500American aluminum producer Kaiser Aluminum Corporation (NASDAQ:KALU) has acquired New Jersey’s Imperial Machine & Tool Co. to drive delivery of metal additive manufacturing solut ...
OTHR Designer Reimagines and Crafts a Fruit Bowl in 3D Printed Porcelain 3D Printing Processes
The traditional fruit bowl is reimagined with curiosity and humor by Saif Faisal Design Workshop, from Bangalore, India. Crafted in black or white 3D Printed Porcelain this Numbered Edition takes advantage of the 3D printing process to create a durable porcelain form only viable with this technology.
