News and Insights of 3D Printing and Manufacturing
The antibodies created using synthetic lymph nodes bioprinted by Prellis could also act as a prophylactic treatment option for the virus. This, the company explains, would effectively externalize a human’s immune system development. The antibody therapy could also be used to treat COVID-19 patients to minimize the severity of symptoms.
ExOne, a leading manufacturer of sand and metal binder jetting 3D printers, and the University of Pi ...
The Army provides a new type of polymer filament for commonly used desktop 3D printers. This advance ...
SmarTech Analysis has released the latest report on the ceramic additive manufacturing (AM) market ...
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Trumpf and Heraeus have collaborated to develop amorphous metallic 3D printing technology. Also call ...
A significant milestone for additive manufacturing has been achieved in the nuclear industry: a first-of-its-kind 3D printed component has successfully been installed into a commercial nuclear reactor. The part, a 3D printed thimble plugging device, was installed by nuclear energy company Westinghouse Electric Company at Exelon’s Byron Unit 1 nuclear plant during its spring refueling outage.
While the United States Trade Representative Office (USTR) has made certain exemptions in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic—including waiving tariffs on imported ventilators, oxygen masks and nebulizers—a number of U.S. trade groups, including the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), have requested to broaden the scope of tariff-free products. Reuters reports that the CTA has called on the USTR to waive tariffs on products including 3D printers, drones, robots and personal computers that are made in China.
Chemical company Evonik has debuted a new 3D printing filament: the first medical-grade PEEK material that can be used for implant production and other medical applications. The high performance filament, called VESTAKEEP i4 3DF, meets the requirements of ASTM F2026, the standard specification for PEEK polymers for implants.
Writing about 3D printing technologies, we come across a lot of inspiring moments: we’ve seen how ...