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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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These 3D printed objects don’t need electronics to track and store information Research & Education
In a time where connected devices and IoT are becoming increasingly mainstream, the idea of an object that tracks information is not wholly surprising. If, however, I told you that the object tracking the information did not integrate any electronics or batteries, I’d certainly expect some quizzical looks. But that’s exactly what researchers from the University of Washington have achieved in a recent research project involving 3D printed objects that can monitor how they are used.
HTL constructs Ireland’s first 3D printed homes Construction 3D Printing
Harcourt Technologies (HTL), a construction company leveraging 3D concrete printing, is building Ireland’s first 3D printed homes. Using a gantry-mounted 3D concrete printer from COBOD, HTL is constructing three social housing units at Grange Close, in Dundalk.
Additive manufacturing adds value to Safran aircraft electrical systems AM Software
Safran Electrical & Power, a French company specializing in electrical systems for commercial and military aircraft, is the latest company to reap the benefits of additive manufacturing and design for additive manufacturing (DfAM) in its design and production processes. The company was spurred to explore the benefits of 3D printing after a growing number of clients enquired about the technology for part production.
3Doodler launches first mobile app & other educational products Consumer Products
In time for the New York Toy Fair next week, 3Doodler has announced the addition of a range of new products to its 3D pen portfolio. The new products—which include 3Doodler’s first mobile app as well as its 2019 3Doodler EDU, Create+ and Start product lines—signal the company’s continued dedication to education through play.
Fusion 360’s New Slicer Intergrated CAD, CAM, and CAE Software
Fusion 360 has received a significant update for those that design their own versions to 3D print -- a slicer. To 3D print one of your layouts, you needed to export it, slice it, then export the G-co ...
RepRapPro to Reproduce 3D Printers No More
As the 3D printing hype bubble deflates, it has taken its toll on companies large and small alike. While 3D Systems and Stratasys may be experiencing the effects in large, legal ways, the impact on a ...
XYZprinting Adds Four New Distributors for da Vinci 3D Printers
XYZprinting has quickly become one of the biggest manufacturers of consumer 3D printers and, as a result, has seen their 3D printing products distributed through one of the widest networks of any desk ...
Philipp Aduatz collaborates with Incremental3D on his latest 3D printed concrete project Consumer Products
The 3D printed gradient furniture collection is Philipp Aduatz’s latest project in the field of 3D concrete printing, in collaboration with Austrian manufacturer Incremental3D.
