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Kelowna Cancer Centre Uses 3D Printer to Personalize Radiation Treatment
A small 3D printer is now being used by clinicians at British Columbia Cancer Kelowna to create patient-specific tools for brachytherapy, enabling more accurate radiation delivery for people with cervical, vaginal, and recurrent endometrial cancers.
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GoEngineer finalizes acquisition of Advanced RP AM Industry
GoEngineer acquired Advanced RP, Inc.’s Stratasys 3D Printing Sales and Support business. The operation was finalized on January 1st, 2019. GoEngineer is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, where it maintains a branch office and call center providing expanded hours of toll-free, centralized technical support and customer service to all customers.
Lowe’s Embraces 3D Printing, Beginning with Orchard Supply Hardware
After such name brands as Home Depot, Staples, and UPS have gotten into the space in one way or another, the latest mainstream company to jump onto the 3D printing train is Lowe’s. Lowe’s ...
German Aerospace Center DLR Will Test Metal PBF Technology in Zero-G Conditions
The German Aerospace Center DLR is ready for parabolic flight. The aircraft will test a new metal powder bed fusion additive manufacturing system under zero gravity conditions that have been developed ...
Dimension Inx raises more than $3M in seed financing Materials
Dimension Inx raised $3.175 million to close its series seed financing round. The next-generation biofabrication company was notably supported by KdT Ventures, with Better Ventures and Revolution’s Rise also participating in the seed funding round.
Dental 3D printing: Carbon Gen 2 Aligner Model Solution boosts efficiency for aligner manufacturers
Carbon, a leading 3D printing technology business, has a new production option to 3D print clear aligners for the dental 3D printing sector.
Top 3D printing designers discuss their approach to DfAM (Design for Additive Manufacturing) AM Software
While 3D printing has now been around for over thirty years, and some 3D printing designers have been exploring the technology since then, until recently, there was no clear-cut approach to fully exploiting the technology’s potential for near-limitless geometries. The recent rise in the adoption of the acronym DfAM (Design for Additive Manufacturing) – which collects under its umbrella a plethora of terms such as parametric and generative design, topology optimization, lattice structures and biomimicry – is an indication that these ideas are making their way into the creative collective consciousness.
Samsung Innovation Team to Explore 3D Printing, Robotics, and UAVs
According to Business Korea, sources at Samsung Electronics have previously stated that the company would not enter the 3D printing industry for another ten years or so. Today, however, news has come ...
SHINING 3D opens new office in Stuttgart, Germany 3D Scanning Sevices
Chinese 3D printing and scanning company SHINING 3D has opened a new office in Stuttgart, Germany through its European subsidiary, SHINING 3D Technology GmbH. The new site spans over 1,000 square meters and will enable the company to expand its presence within Europe, offering its 3D scanning and additive manufacturing products and services to more customers.
