Materialise Invested in Ditto to Produce 3D Printed Eyewear
Materialise, a developer of additive manufacturing software, has invested in Ditto, a manufacturer o ...
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Materialise, a developer of additive manufacturing software, has invested in Ditto, a manufacturer o ...
A group of researchers from the Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology in South Korea us ...
At any time, it is essential to install the right parts at the right time. Although out-of-stock par ...
Researchers from the University of Cambridge have developed a method of 3D printing a new generation ...
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5N Plus, a Canadian specialty chemicals and engineered materials firm based in Montreal, entered the additive manufacturing market by launching a broad portfolio of metal powder products. The company’s recent ambition is a new addition to the Canadian AM space, where 5N Plus promises to offer power materials with melting points that range between 60°C to well over 2600°C. 5N hopes to capture significant market share with this breadth of potential materials.
Zellerfeld, an original fully 3D printed shoe brand, is presenting the next model, created in collaboration with American artist Heron Preston, at the Copenhagen Fashion Summit, the largest event for sustainability in Fashion.
General Electric Additive and Sandvik have become strategic partners in the Binder Jet beta program. GE’s established manufacturing ability combines with Sandvik’s long experience in metallurgy. Both companies are early innovators in AM technologies. GE Additive offers a full suite of AM production solutions. Sandvik, a Swedish firm, has participated in the AM space since 2013 through materials production and services. The companies combine vast international reach. The partnership promises increased material and technological development in GE’s client offering.
Although the company generally uses farily standard industrial SLA 3D printers, the team at Kings 3D certainly does not lack imagination when it comes to creating new and innovative ways to use this technology. The Chinese company has established a clear leadership in the Asian footwear 3D printing segment and it has now turned its attention towards eyewear, with the first example of directly 3D printed sunglass lenses.
PostProcess Technologies Inc., the first and only global provider of automated and intelligent post-printing solutions for industrial 3D printing, has now scaled its distribution into four continents with the signing of BV Products in Australia. In their position as a long-standing innovator in mass finishing equipment and process technology, BV Products will leverage PostProcess’s data-driven post-printing solutions to deliver dramatic workflow benefits to Australian and New Zealander additive manufacturing users.