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MIT Introduces MagMix to Reduce Cell Settling in 3D Bioprinting, Addresses Key Limitation
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have created MagMix, a compact magnetic system that actively prevents cell settling during 3D bioprinting, producing more uniform and functional tissues. The innovation addresses a key limitation in biofabrication: sedimentation in bioinks—a mixture of living cells and hydrogels—which can cause clogging, uneven cell distribution, and inconsistent tissue quality, making it difficult to print large or complex tissues reliably.
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Sintavia Places Orders Two NXG XII 600s from SLM Solutions
Last week SLM Solutions held a large company and customer meeting at its HQ in Lubeck to show off the final and functional version of the huge NXG XII 600 SLM 3D printer. Now Sintavia, one of the premier manufacturers of advanced propulsion and thermodynamic systems for the aerospace, defense, and space industry, has ordered two NXG XII 600s in a move that will significantly advance the entire industry.
Shining 3D’s Metal 3D Printed Ford Mustang Exhaust Pipe Weighs 65% Less Additive Manufacturing
Leading desktop, professional and industrial 3D printer manufacturer Shining 3D worked with an undisclosed car customization company to design and produce a fully 3D printed exhaust pipe using its EP-M250 metal 3D printers. The exhaust pipe has already been installed and used in an assembly trial on a Ford Mustang.
Cimetrix partners with Canadian college to bolster AM education Research & Education
Cimetrix Solutions, the AM solutions division of Ontario-based software company Javelin Technologies, is seeking to promote additive manufacturing through education with a new partnership with Toronto’s Humber College. The partnership, which will span five years, aims to provide students with a deep understanding of current and potential industrial applications for 3D printing.
Scientists at the University of Minnesota Have 3D Printed A Beating Heart Muscle ‘Pump’
Scientists at the University of Minnesota have 3D printed a beating heart muscle "pump" composed of pluripotent stem cells and extracellular matrix. Researchers grow stem cells within the structure un ...
LulzBot v2 Hot Ends Now Available to Heat Up FFF 3D Printers
Although desktop 3D printers are now a dime a dozen on the consumer market, there is still a strong showing from DIY Makers with the desire to build their own 3D printers from scratch. But what about ...
Relativity Space and 6K Build Recyclable Rockets with 3D Printing
The reusable rocket is a popular project among aerospace startups SpaceX and Blue Origin. SpaceX has been using 3D printing since 2014, and Velo3D has just signed a contract with a renowned aerospace ...
DSM adds four material grades to e-Xstream Digimat-AM simulation solution 3D Printing Events
Global sciences company Royal DSM has added four 3D printing grades to e-Xstream’s Digimat-AM simulation solution. The combination of DSM’s high performance polymers with e-Xstream’s 3D print process simulation software will provide businesses with the ability to better identify potential manufacturing problems and rectify those issues for a specific material.
3D Printing Shoes: Who are in the Game?
The global footwear industry generated revenues of about $260 billion in 2018 and is expected to grow at around 4% CAGR for the next ten years, totaling around $400 billion by 2029. The segment is mat ...
