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RadioMatrix: Stratasys Expands Access to Patient-Specific Radiopaque 3D Printing for Medical Imaging
3D printer OEM Stratasys has announced that its RadioMatrix radiopaque 3D printing material is now fully commercially available in the United States. Previously deployed in limited settings, the material can now be widely used by healthcare providers, medical device manufacturers, and research institutions for advanced medical imaging, education, and training purposes.
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Joyson Safety Systems SLS 3D Printed Prototype of A Driver Air Bag (DAB) Housing
Joyson Safety Systems, a leading provider of mobile safety components, systems and technologies, recently developed its first functional 3D printed driver airbag (DAB) shell prototype using CRP Techno ...
3D Hubs Is Looking for a VP of Engineering Industrial Additive Manufacturing
Now that they have printed nearly 1 million 3D Prints, global 3D printing network 3D Hubs is scaling up its development team to 25+ people and is looking for a VP of Engineering ...
Here is EOS’s new Integra P 400, a North American-exclusive production system 3D Printer Hardware
EOS North America is introducing the Integra P 400 polymer Additive Manufacturing (AM) platform developed to meet customer demands specifically for the North American market. The fast, flexible powder bed AM platform gives organizations the ability to process applications using a wide range of materials that offer characteristics such as high abrasion or chemical resistance, low-temperature performance, high elasticity, and transparency.
CollPlant and United Therapeutics will work on 3D bioprinting of human kidneys for transplant Bioprinting
CollPlant Biotechnologies and United Therapeutics Corporation are expanding their ongoing collaboration with the exercise by United Therapeutics of its option to cover a second lifesaving organ: human kidneys. United Therapeutics paid CollPlant $3 million for the option exercise.
Carbon and Specialized unveil 3D printed bike saddle built for comfort Professional Additive Manufacturing
3D printing company Carbon and American bicycle manufacturer Specialized are tackling the issue of uncomfortable bike seats with the help of 3D printing. Together, the companies are developing the “first digitally printed bike saddle” which is designed to improve not only comfort for the rider, but also performance and protection.
AFRC and Airbus DS aim to bring fuel tank production for spacecraft back to UK AM Industry
The Advanced Forming Research Centre (AFRC) at the University of Strathclyde in Scotland has entered into a new partnership with Airbus Defence and Space (Airbus DS) and TWI Ltd to bring the production of space propellant tanks back to the UK. The agreement marks the AFRC’s first foray into the space industry.
EnvisionTEC Offers $3K Trade-in Program for Formlabs Printers Until March 10th 3D Printer Hardware
Through March 10th, EnvisionTEC is offering Formlabs users worldwide a chance to trade-in their Form 1 or Form 2 for $3,000 toward any EnvisionTEC model. Recently the company leader in the DLP photopolymerization segment had also filed suit against the Massachussetts based low cost SLA 3D printer manufacturer.
SLM Solutions Prints Massive E-Drive Housing for Porsche on NXG XII 600
SLM Solutions just demonstrated the productivity of its new 12-laser NXG XII 600 PBF system with Porsche. The Porsche advanced powertrain engineering department focuses on large powertrain applications, such as the E-drive housing and cylinder blocks or cylinder heads in additive manufacturing.
