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Texas A&M Uses 3D Bioprinting to Study Lung Cells in Extreme Flight Conditions
Flying at high altitudes or traveling in space exposes the human body to extreme changes in pressure, temperature, and oxygen levels—environments that traditional cell cultures fail to mimic. Scientists at Texas A&M University have developed a 3D bioprinting method to study these effects.
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A first glimpse at the Czinger 21C 3D printed hypercar Additive Manufacturing
Czinger, a Los Angeles-based company founded last year by Divergent3D founder Kevin Czinger, has revealed the first details about its first hypercar, the Czinger 21C. Created by “21st century artisans” using additive manufacturing technologies, the innovative hypercar will make its global debut at the upcoming Geneva International Motor Show next month.
New Research of Materialise Shows Pain in UK Hospitality and Retail is Real
Materialise released new research which shows UK hospitality and retail sectors are not just suffering from finding staff, but their workers are suffering from physical pain. The large amounts of time staff spend on their feet is impacting their quality of work and mental wellbeing, with nearly one in five, 19%, having considered their future in the sector to avoid on-the-job pain.
VELO3D and Lam Research developing AM semiconductor applications Electronics
VELO3D has just announced a new collaboration with Lam Research Corporation, a U.S.-based manufacturer of semiconductors. Through a joint development agreement, the companies will develop new materials and metal additive manufacturing applications for the semiconductor industry. At the core of the partnership is VELO3D’s metal AM technology, the Sapphire 3D printer.
Formlabs releases experimental Ceramic Resin for Form 2 SLA 3D printer Additive Manufacturing
Formlabs has announced the release of its Ceramic Resin on the North American and European markets. Compatible with the Form 2 SLA desktop 3D printer, the so-called “experimental” material is aimed at taking the accessibility of printable ceramics beyond the industrial sector.
Siemens’ to invest £27 million in new Worcester 3D printing facility
160shares131290Siemens, Europe’s largest industrial manufacturing company with a global workforce of over 372,000 employees, is investing £27m in a 3D printing facility in Worcester, UK. The 2.9 sq m ...
Germany receives Europe’s first 3D printed social housing apartment Construction 3D Printing
Germany’s first publicly funded, 3D printed, multi-family house is being constructed in the North Rhine-Westphalian city of Lünen. For the first time, the construction method is being combined with the conditions of public housing subsidies.
Shapeways’ System Helps Beehives, Off-roaders, and Brewers
Shapeways reached milestones in scaling its manufacturing solutions to meet diverse customer requirements worldwide. The company has produced more than 20 million parts to date using 10 different printing technologies and 90 different materials and finishes.
Borneo gets first 3D printed house Construction 3D Printing
Borneo, known for its orangutans and other wildlife, is one of the most biodiverse places on earth, with more than an estimated 15,000 plant species found in its rainforests. Unexpectedly, this large Asian island now has its first 3D printed house – a testament to the technology’s potential and reach. In Sarawak, the Northern coastal part of Borneo, which is more urbanized than the rainforest-covered center, the large concrete pre-casting company Sarawak Consolidated Industries Berhad (SCIB) recently revealed the company’s first 3D printed demo house.
