News and Insights of 3D Printing and Manufacturing
Robotics researchers from the University of Southern Denmark have developed the world’s first fully automatic robot to carry out throat swabs for Covid-19. The 3D printed robot swabs (perhaps even using 3D printed swabs) the patients so that healthcare professionals are not exposed to the risk of infection. The prototype has successfully performed throat swabs on several people and is now set to go into operation by late June.
The application of 3D printing technology in shoe design, R&D, and casting production is quite m ...
The global footwear industry generated revenues of about $260 billion in 2018 and is expected to gro ...
A mob of meerkats at the Cincinnati Zoo now have to work a bit harder for their food thanks to a 3D printed feeder system developed in collaboration with GE Additive. Don’t worry though, the extra effort is a good thing, as the feeder enables the meerkats to forage for crickets and other insects, more closely mimicking how their species dines in the wild.
We’ve seen countless versions of 3D printed face shields and masks for COVID-19, and many have their merits and are making a real difference on the ground. The latest design that has been brought to our attention stands out for a particular reason: it is customizable. A team from 3D scanning specialist Bellus3D recently teamed up with Rhode Island-based 3D printing service R&D Technologies to fine tune and scale production of the personalized 3D printed face mask fitter.
A team of researchers at the University of Bath in the United Kingdom has developed an open-source d ...
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Turkish construction machinery manufacturer HİDROMEK is using LOOP PRO 3D printers to produce end-us ...
HENSOLDT announced this week that using the newly developed dielectric polymer and Nano Dimension's ...
Barcelona-based independent data design studio Domestic Data Streamers used BCN3D Technologies 3D pr ...