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Bugatti and Siemens use AM to improve Chiron’s aerodynamics control system Additive Manufacturing

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Bugatti Automobiles and Siemens are pushing the limits of performance by perfecting a vehicle that is already perfect with the help of the digital twin. With a team of industry-leading technology companies collaborating, Bugatti has innovated the world’s largest functional vehicle aerodynamics control system, consisting of 3D printed bionic titanium components and carbon fiber reinforced tubes for the 1,500 PS Chiron super sports car.

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Ultimaker launches new, larger format, Ultimaker S5 3D Printer Hardware

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Ultimaker today unveiled at Hannover Messe the Ultimaker S5, the latest expansion of its professional 3D printer portfolio. The future-ready Ultimaker S5 is fully optimized to fit seamlessly into existing workflows and delivers even more reliable results than before. With its larger build volume, the Ultimaker S5 is the ultimate professional solution for printing functional prototypes, manufacturing tools, and end-use parts.

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XYZprinting and Nexa3D To Preview MfgPro220 xPF at Rapid + TCT 2018 3D Printer Hardware

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XYZprinting, the world leader in desktop 3D printing, and Nexa3D, the maker of ultrafast stereolithography professional-grade 3D printers, are going to jointly preview their game-changing MfgPro220 xPF 3D printer at Rapid + TCT in Fort Worth Texas, April 24-28, 2018. The two companies will offer non-stop live demonstrations of this demonstrated concept with the printer available for sale in November 2018. This is the first ultrafast 3D printer presented in partnership between XYZprinting and Nexa3D.

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Dimension Inx biomaterials for 3D printing now available through Allevi Bioprinting

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Dimension Inx will be further distributing its advanced, electrically conductive and bioactive 3D-Graphene 3D-Paint through Allevi Inc., who will be providing the material to its customers in easy-to-use kits readily compatible with Allevi bioprinting hardware. This announcement follows closely behind the recent announcement that Allevi is also selling Dimension Inx’s Hyperelastic Bone™ 3D-Paint kits.