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US Army breaks ground on substantial Fort Bliss 3D printed barracks extension Construction 3D Printing
ICON, an Austin, Texas-based 3D printed construction company, has started work on 10 barracks buildings at Fort Bliss, Texas, that will house 560 soldiers in open bays by August.
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SEAT’s new automotive prototyping center puts 3D printing front and center Additive Manufacturing
Spanish automotive company SEAT has transformed its prototyping operations with the launch of an upgraded Prototype Development Center (PDC) in Martorell. The additional PDC facility, which spans 3,000 square meters, unifies the automaker’s pre-production operations into a single location. Central to the new location’s operations is a new, cutting-edge 3D Printing Lab.
HP Announces Faster 3D 4210 System for Production and 3 New Materials (Including PP) 3D Printer Hardware
HP continues to expand its 3D printing portfolio with the announcement of the new HP Jet Fusion 3D 4210 Printing Solution. Designed for industrial-scale 3D manufacturing environments, the new solution significantly lowers overall operating costs while increasing production volume capabilities, raising the “break-even point” for large-scale 3D manufacturing to up to 110,000 parts and enabling the industry’s lowest cost-per-part (CPP) – up to 65% less than other 3D printing methods. Existing Jet Fusion customers can pre-order the 3D 4210 Printing Solution upgrade today, and new customers can purchase Jet Fusion systems now with the option to pre-order the 4210 system upgrade.
edelkrone launches budget-friendly DIY 3D printed filmmaking tools Consumer Products
edelkrone, a Germany-based provider of portable filmmaking tools and solutions, is plunging into the world of 3D printing with the launch of a new “co-manufacturing approach” and series of 3D printable products. The 3D printable filmmaking solutions—which currently include two products—are being marketed under the name ORTAK.
It’s Time for 3D Printing File Security to “Grow Secure”
The issue of .STL file security is one of the (many) limiting factors to a more rapid rate of AM adoption, especially at an industrial level. In the era of cloud computing and P2P and at the dawn of d ...
Prestigious Award Nomination For UK Additive Manufacturing Talent
Every year since 1978 the Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET) has offered an award to the UK’s best early career female engineer, recognising excellence and helping to promote a change ...
Janne Kyttanen: people will NOT pay extra for custom products, here’s why Editorials
In a world that can be tailored to fit an individual’s needs at the click of a button, it is not surprising that customization is king. In a field such as 3D printing, the appeal of custom products draws people in. Though it promises mass customization in a variety of sectors, it often comes at an additional premium and is limited in terms of materials.
INTAMSYS launches global PEEK and ULTEM 3D printing service of full size parts 3D Printing Service Providers
INTAMSYS, a leader in PEEK and high-performance functional materials 3D printing solutions, announced today that the company is officially launching its 3D printing service with worldwide shipping coverage, and releasing the technical data sheets for all selectable materials.
Formlabs to 3D print 3,000 ventilator adapters a day with FDA approval AM Industry
3D printing company Formlabs has not been idle since the novel coronavirus was declared a pandemic. The company has used its resources to support COVID-19 relief efforts with face shields, nasal swabs and more. Most recently, Formlabs revealed it has been granted emergency use authorization by the FDA to 3D print adapters which can convert BiPAP machines into much-needed ventilator systems. The company says it has the capacity to produce up to 3,000 3D printed adapters a day, which can be deployed to hospitals treating critically ill COVID-19 patients.
