News and Insights of 3D Printing and Manufacturing
“Embrace timelessness with a calendar that never runs out”. Avaialble on New York City based studio OTHR e-commerce website, the Perpetuum Calendar base is 3D printed by SLS in fabric-like plastic, with 14K gold-plated timepieces. Numbered edition.
Carbon, whose CLIP (Continuous Liquid Interface Production) technology enables commercial customers to 3D print manufacturing grade components, has selected Oracle Cloud Applications to modernize its systems, transform business processes, and help ensure a secure, scalable, and connected cloud suite for the next phase of the company’s growth. Oracle’s Cloud Applications will enable Carbon to maintain a competitive edge in the dynamic additive manufacturing market by helping to increase business agility, lower costs, and reduce IT complexity.
The head of partnerships and R&D at Prodways Technology* since 2015 and recently appointed CEO, Alban d’Halluin looks back at a year marked by significant developments and announces the ambitious goals of the leading French industrial 3D printer manufacturer.
A study which appeared on the ScienceDirect Journal describes the development of a geometry based model for predicting lack of fusion during metal powder bed fusion processes (SLM, DMLS, EBM). The model relies on melt pool dimension, hatch spacing and layer thickness. The porosity (or density) predicted with the model agrees well with reported literature data on PBF processes.
SPEOS is now HPC and VR-Ready for enhanced design capabilities. OPTIS, a pioneer and global provider of lighting simulation solution for industries, announces the latest version of SPEOS. OPTIS’ flagship software is the only CAD simulation software available to solve the technical challenges of lighting, color and materials with CAD environments. With this latest release, SPEOS is also HPC and VR-Ready, providing a realistic product experience, very quickly.
CELLINK, the first bioink company in the world and maker of 3D Bioprinters, is announcing the launch of their latest 3D Bioprinter: BIO X. CELLINK currently offers two 3D Bioprinters, the INKREDIBLE and INKREDIBLE +.
3D printing and racing fanatic Brett Turnage has just unveiled his most recent 3D printing project: two 3D printed functional RC motorcycles, complete with a 3D printed moving rider. The models and assembly instructions are free and available for download on Pinshape.
The use of surgical 3D printed models for anatomical planning has a history going back more than ...
BLOODHOUND’s aim is not only to break the sound barrier but also to be the first land vehicle to exceed 1000 miles per hour (1609 km/hr) – at this speed it will be travelling the length of 4.5 football pitches every second. The majority of the cockpit and nose is made from carbon fibre reinforced epoxy. During the record attempt the car will experience more than 20000 kg of skin drag. However as the nose tip is on the ‘leading edge’ it will experience a greater proportion of this load; up to 12000 kg/m².
From the company that revolutionized 3D printing with composite carbon fiber, comes a breakthrough in metal. The new Metal X greatly accelerates innovation, delivering metal parts overnight using a new technology at a fraction of the cost. Leave 20th century manufacturing in the dust and create anything from industrial replacement parts to injection molds to working prototypes.