News and Insights of 3D Printing and Manufacturing
Los Angeles based 3D-Hybrid introduced a new revolutionary tool that aims to simplify metal additive manufacturing (AM) by turning existing CNC (metal-cutting) machines into metal arc-welding, laser metal deposition or cold spray 3D printers. The tools lower the cost of metal AM, increase speed, and offer new capabilities like multi-material parts.
Implanting 3D printed parts into a human body was a rarity back in 2007, until Italian surgeon Dr ...
Paris-based SCEI 3D will be adding Roboze 3D printers to their service solutions for French customers and SMEs.
Farsoon has established a new subsidiary in Germany, expanding Farsoon operations to Europe. As of April 01, Dirk Simon (currently BASF New Business GmbH) is nominated as the Managing Director of Farsoon Europe GmbH and will become a member of Farsoon’s global management team.
BIOLASE had traditionally made parts such as the clip shown below using urethane casting. This traditional manufacturing method is used to make low-volume urethane polymer parts. Unlike injection molding, urethane casting uses silicone molds and does not require hard tooling. However, the turnaround time for similar urethane cast parts typically can be five to eight weeks, and, although cheaper than injection molding, the parts are still expensive to make and iterate.
Hangzhou based Dedibot presented a functional Drone 3D printer at the recent TCT Asia. The innovative concept leverages the company’s OAM (Open-ended Additive Manufacturing) technology which uses multiple drones for 3D printing of large structures on Earth as well as in Space and under the sea.
Marco Parnasi, an architect and designer from Florence, Italy, won the 3D Printing Light Contest organized by Italian 3D printer manufacturer WASP and the OpenDot makerspace. His Aureal Twist design will be 3D printed using a large format 3MT system from WASP. The 3D printing will take place during the 999 event, from March 2-4 at the Triennale Design Museum in Milan.
Stratasys, a global leader in applied additive technology solutions, reveled that the company i ...
As technology advances, 3D printing is becoming more practical, efficient, faster and cost-effective for multiple industries. This revolutionary manufacturing process has gone from a cutting-edge novelty to a booming industry for new startups. With this transforming advancement, Jugnoo, an on-demand hyperlocal startup, launches Printo, a 3D printing online store.
The world’s first 3D-printed titanium internal combustion engine, designed and built by a team of University of Canterbury students, has been unveiled ahead of the international Eco-marathon competition in Singapore in March.