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Materialise adds custom-made PEEK implants to cranio-maxillofacial portfolio
Materialise NV, a Belgium-based 3D printing software and medical device company, has introduced custom-made implants made from polyetheretherketone (PEEK) to its cranio-maxillofacial (CMF) portfolio. Surgeons can now select either titanium or the high-performance polymer for patient-specific reconstructions while using the same digital planning and case management system. Availability covers Europe, excluding Switzerland.
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Factum Arte shows 3D printed replicas of Corinthian capitels on Raffaello’s tomb 3D Printer Hardware
The Covid-19 pandemic is forcing all social venues – including museums and exhibits – to close their doors to slow down the virus’ diffusion. For the Raffello exhibit, which marks the 500-year anniversary of famous Italian painter’s death, Factum Arte created the spectacular starting point of the exhibition: a rematerialization of Raffaello’s tomb from the Pantheon, with its 19th-century additions removed. The incredibly intricate and beautiful capitels, were both 3D printed and then cast in stone.
Aurora Labs announces sales boost from the S-Titanium Pro in Q1 FY2019 report
34shares3400Aurora Labs, an Australian metal 3D printer manufacturer, has reported a boost in the sales of its metal 3D printer Aurora Labs S-Titanium Pro. According to the most recent quarterly fina ...
America Makes & YBI Announce $100K 3D Printing Start-Up Competition
The USA’s pioneer 3D printing institute, America Makes, was conceived to push the country’s 3D printing capabilities across new frontiers. To do so, the organization has typically relied on forging p ...
Milan Polytechnic’s AddMe Lab shows off progress in process monitoring AI 3D Printing Processes
We know the common places. Compared to other countries in Italy there are fewer research funds, there is less coordination at the national level and it is difficult to emerge with new technologies. The visit to the AddMe Lab of the Polytechnic University of Milan, where Professor Bianca Maria Colosimo and her team of engineers from the Department of Mechanics work on some of the most innovative aspects of 3D printing of metals, has partially dispelled them. It also confirmed other clichés with more positive connotations, including how Italian ingenuity can make up for some organizational and macroeconomic weaknesses.
Optomec Receives US Air Force Contract for Metal Additive Repairs
The Air Force Sustainment Center at Tinker Air Force base has awarded Optomec a $500,000 process development contract for the Additive Repair of jet engine components used in the F-15 and F-16 fighters. The solution will rely on Optomec’s LENS technology, a metal additive manufacturing technique based on powder-fed directed energy deposition (DED), together with proprietary enabling machine capabilities including advanced vision and distortion compensation software, Controlled Atmosphere processing, and batch automation using oxygen-free material handling.
FreeFORM Technologies adds Tritone’s Dominant AM system to service offering AM Industry
FreeFORM Technologies, an engineering and manufacturing company, is expanding its service offering with the addition of a Tritone Dominant Additive Manufacturing system, from Tritone Technologies, a global provider of metal and ceramic AM technology for industrial production.
AMEXCI Will Have Early Access to Interspectral’s AM Explorer Software
Interspectral has entered a new agreement with additive manufacturing company AMEXCI AB and will provide AMEXCI with early access to its software AM Explorer. AM Explorer makes it possible to fuse, explore and analyze design files, simulation data, machine monitoring data and post-build metrology data from the metal additive manufacturing process in 3D.
Carbon Partners with Kodak for Ultra-Fast 3D Printing Possibilities
Since its big unveil last year, Carbon‘s Continuous Liquid Interface Production (CLIP) technology has been in high-demand, with the Silicon Valley startup slowly making its partnerships known to ...
