WinSun/Yingchuang ships 15 3D printed isolation wards to Pakistan to fight COVID-19 Construction 3D Printing

WinSun/Yingchuang ships 15 3D printed isolation wards to Pakistan to fight COVID-19 Construction 3D Printing

by Architecture

WinSun/Yingchuang, the Chinese – and possibly the global – leader in construction 3D printing is shipping 15 3D printed wards from Suzhou to Pakistan via ocean, to help fight the worsening COVID-19 pandemic. The novel coronavirus pneumonia is common around the world and Pakistan is now experiencing a severe epidemic situation, with a total of 176,617 cases confirmed, of which 105,224 require medical assistance.

3D printed air vents allow extreme customization in new Lamborghini Sián Roadster Additive Manufacturing

3D printed air vents allow extreme customization in new Lamborghini Sián Roadster Additive Manufacturing

by Automotive

The new Lamborghini Sián Roadster has just been unveiled and it looks gorgeous as usual while presenting several new technologies, including 3D printing for extreme customization. Engineered around Lamborghini’s iconic V12 engine with unique hybrid technologies, this open-top hybrid super sports car is intended to offer an anticipation of automative future.

What you can and cannot do with additive manufacturing in Formula 1 Additive Manufacturing

What you can and cannot do with additive manufacturing in Formula 1 Additive Manufacturing

by Automotive

Motorsports, and Formula 1 in particular, is considered one of the driving segments for AM adoption. But one thing is the ability to rapidly produce lighter AM car parts and an entirely different thing, especially in F1, is the ability to actually use them. That’s because the regulations for additive manufacturing in Formula 1 are very (very) strict and sometimes block AM materials and applications.

ICON and DIU demonstrate construction additive manufacturing for military use Construction 3D Printing

ICON and DIU demonstrate construction additive manufacturing for military use Construction 3D Printing

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ICON, known for 3D printing homes and communities in Mexico and central Texas, has been prototyping various structures with DIU (the Defense Innovation Unit) and USMC utilizing the technology that combines 3D robotics, software and advanced material. In January 2019, Marines were trained on the software, robotics and material delivery sub-systems at ICON’s lab with the goal of a future field demonstration to build structures important for expeditionary construction.