Supernatural Concre(a)tion, a realistic project for a 3D printed observation tower Construction 3D Printing

Supernatural Concre(a)tion, a realistic project for a 3D printed observation tower Construction 3D Printing

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In the past, we have often seen ambitious conceptual ideas for 3D printed buildings – even skyscrapers – draw much hype but never see the light. This is no longer the case. The recent concept of a floating 3D printed concrete house has already begun construction, now a new concept for 3D printed observation tower – named Supernatural Concre(a)tion may follow suit, as the project from Dubai-based studio Nyxo is actually a blueprint that covers every detail.

BMW Additive Manufacturing Campus consolidates skills at a single site Additive Manufacturing

BMW Additive Manufacturing Campus consolidates skills at a single site Additive Manufacturing

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The BMW Group has now officially opened and further consolidated its new BMW Additive Manufacturing Campus. The new center brings together the production of prototype and series parts under one roof, along with research into new 3D printing technologies, and associate training for the global rollout of toolless production. The campus, which came at an investment of €15 million, will allow the BMW Group to develop its position as a technology leader in the utilization of additive manufacturing in the automotive industry.

Rotterdam to unveil 3D printed FRP footbridge Construction 3D Printing

Rotterdam to unveil 3D printed FRP footbridge Construction 3D Printing

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The city of Rotterdam in the Netherlands presents a compelling example for the blending of traditional and modern architecture, design and technologies. Because much of the city was destroyed in WWII, Rotterdam had to rebuild, and it has taken an impressively forward-thinking approach throughout the decades. This innovative spirit is exemplified in the city’s latest project: the construction of a 3D printed composite footbridge.

The FIA adds Scalmalloy to the list of approved additive materials for F1 Additive Manufacturing

The FIA adds Scalmalloy to the list of approved additive materials for F1 Additive Manufacturing

by Automotive

After Elementum’s own aluminum alloys, APWORKS‘s Scalmalloy aluminum alloy has now also been officially approved by the FIA (Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile) and added to the Formula 1 regulation as one of the additive metal materials. Given that APWORKS is based in Germany it seems safe to assume that the current world champion Mercedes team will be making use of the material for its seemingly unbeatable vehicle. Mercedes F1 has been a major adopter of AM for rapid car development throughout its tenure.

Kamp C completes first two-story house 3D printed on-location for C3PO project Construction 3D Printing

Kamp C completes first two-story house 3D printed on-location for C3PO project Construction 3D Printing

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A two-story house was 3D printed at Kamp C, the provincial center for sustainability and innovation in construction, in Westerlo, Belgium, using the largest 3D concrete printer available. The house, part of the C3PO project, has an area of ​​ninety square meters and was 3D printed in one piece with a fixed printer. It’s the first such project in the world.

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

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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.

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

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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.