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3D Systems Secures FDA Clearance to Broaden Adolescent Use of VSP Orthopedics Platform
US-based 3D printer manufacturer 3D Systems has received U.S. Food and Drug Administration 510(k) clearance broadening the approved use of its VSP Orthopedics virtual surgical planning and patient-specific instrumentation platform. The clearance now covers skeletally mature adolescents with normal bone structure, in addition to adult patients. This change removes previous regulatory constraints that limited use in adolescent cases and formally brings these procedures within the platform’s labeled indications.
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Alfa Romeo F1 Racing orders 4th MetalFAB1 system from Additive Industries 3D Printing Service Providers
At the opening of the Rapid.Tech – Fabcon Conference on industrial 3D Printing in Erfurt, Additive Industries revealed that it has strengthened its Technology Partnership with the F1 team of Alfa Romeo Racing. On behalf of Alfa Romeo Racing, Sauber Engineering, like the F1 team part of the Sauber Group and using the technology, have ordered their 4th multi-module, 4-laser MetalFAB1 Productivity system.
Titomic enters reseller agreement with ADS AM Industry
Titomic Limited has further expanded into the United States by entering into a reseller agreement with ADS, Inc. – a tier-1 military supplier that provides tactical equipment, procurement, logistics, government contract management, and supply chain solutions. ADS is the largest supplier to the United States Department of Defense and the Department of Energy.
3D Voice Print of Neil GERSHENFELD “What is a FabLab?” Created by Gilles Azzaro AM Software
The Toulouse FabLab ARTILECT continues to expand and a new component – ARTILECT LAB – was recently created to meet new professional requirements by accompanying the emergence of innovative technological projects. For the occasion, I was asked to create a 3D Voice Print work that would be revealed to the public during the inauguration ceremony of the new “Salle des Machines” area.
Dutch Navy Using Artec 3D Scanning for Naval Ship Repairs AM Software
Marinebedrijf Koninklijke Marine is a Dutch company responsible for the maintenance of all naval vessels and submarines of the Dutch Royal Navy, as well as M-class frigates of the Belgian Navy. The company also creates new parts for those ships and makes modifications of everything from the hull to weapon systems and engines.
ParaMatters and Renishaw 3D print 35% lighter motorcycle part with topology optimization AM Software
To fully reap the benefits of additive manufacturing technologies for part production, it is often necessary to go back to the drawing board to reengineer the part in question and optimize its structure for AM. Fortunately, with state-of-the-art software programs such as ParaMatters’ CogniCAD, redesigning a part for AM doesn’t necessarily entail going back to the literal drawing board.
Make A Reusable Creeper Christmas Tree With 3D Printing!
I was trying to think of something fun to design and make with 3D printing when I thought about a Christmas tree made up of snowflakes, but that was too obvious. Like my other projects, I decided ...
First tenants move into 3D printed housing in Lünen, Germany Construction 3D Printing
A 3D printed social housing project that broke ground in late 2023 has been completed. The development, based in Lünen, Germany, was funded by the state of North Rhine-Westphalia and consists of six affordable units measuring between 61m² (670 square feet) to 81m² (890 square feet). According to German news sources, the first tenants, Joachim and Constanze Lippmann, moved in in January.
Artemis Generation students design 3D printed Lunar PAD for future Moon missions Aerospace
A team of undergraduate students from 10 colleges and universities across the United States – members of the Artemis Generation designed a reusable landing pad that could be 3D printed from materials found on the Moon. The novel concept – called the Lunar Plume Alleviation Device, or Lunar PAD – focuses on solving the problems caused when the force of an engine’s powerful exhaust meets the dusty lunar surface.
