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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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Aeroject Rocketdyne acquires 3D Material Technologies AM Industry
Aerojet Rocketdyne Holdings, Inc. announced that it has acquired 3D Material Technologies (3DMT) from ARC Group Worldwide, Inc. 3DMT is a provider of additive manufacturing services to the aerospace, defense, medical and industrial markets.
ProtoTech Solutions and Authentise Enable Automatic Watermarks For 3D Printing AM Software
Authentise, a leader in process automation software for additive manufacturing, today announced that it has partnered with ProtoTech Solutions, a niche software development company in the CAD/CAM/CAE, 3D visualization and data interoperability domain, to help 3Diax customers automatically embed watermarks such as serial numbers into digital designs. As part of the agreement, ProtoTech will […]
Thor 3D Saves Triton From Despair
399shares360390Thor 3D has recently come to the aid of Triton LLC. Sounds like an epic story of two gods, doesn’t it? The God of Thunder who came to rescue the Messenger of the Sea. Thankfully, ...
Johnson & Johnson Announces Collaboration with HP Inc. Subsidiary to Create Personalized Health Care Solutions with 3D Printing Technologies 3D Printing Processes
Collaboration to focus on improving outcomes at Johnson & Johnson, increasing satisfaction and reducing costs for patients, consumers and health care providers
Renishaw produces a prototype nose tip for the BLOODHOUND supersonic car 3D Printing Processes
BLOODHOUND’s aim is not only to break the sound barrier but also to be the first land vehicle to exceed 1000 miles per hour (1609 km/hr) – at this speed it will be travelling the length of 4.5 football pitches every second. The majority of the cockpit and nose is made from carbon fibre reinforced epoxy. During the record attempt the car will experience more than 20000 kg of skin drag. However as the nose tip is on the ‘leading edge’ it will experience a greater proportion of this load; up to 12000 kg/m².
Fillamentum Presents the Prototypum Flexible Magnetic Pad for Easy 3D Print Removal 3D Printer Hardware
As the market consolidates, 3D printer and filament manufacturers are beginning to address some of the main issues in desktop 3D printing. One is the object’s adhesion: generally the challenge is getting an object to stick to the plate throughout the entire print, however when that happens the risk is running into the opposite problem: not being able to detach the opbject from the plate without damaging it. The new Prototypum pad presented by Fillamentum is meant to address these issues.
Cambridge researchers 3D print smart concrete headwall Construction 3D Printing
Infrastructure is emerging as a key area of development for concrete 3D printing. Cambridge researchers, working in partnership with industry and specialist companies like Versarien, have helped develop the first 3D printed piece of concrete infrastructure to be used on a National Highways project. The 3D printed structure – a type of retaining wall known as a headwall – has been installed on the A30 in Cornwall, where it is providing real-time information thanks to Cambridge-designed sensors embedded in its structure. The sensors provide up-to-date measurements including temperature, strain and pressure. This digital twin of the wall could help spot and correct faults before they occur.
RIZE Inc. unveils full-colour XRIZE industrial 3D printer, new materials and more 3D Printing Events
Boston-based 3D printing company RIZE Inc. today announces a slew of new products, including the brand new XRIZE industrial desktop 3D printer with full-colour capabilities. In addition to the 3D printer launch, the company has also introduced a range of new materials, including RIZIUM CARBON and RIZIUM ENDURA, as well as the RIZE CONNECT cloud platform.
