News and Insights of 3D Printing and Manufacturing
Stratasys will supply McLaren Racing with a suite of 3D printing and additive manufacturing solutions, as the Official Supplier of 3D Printing Solutions to the McLaren Honda Formula 1 team. Stratasys will work closely with the Formula 1 team as it ramps up its rapid manufacturing capacity at the McLaren Technology Centre in Woking, UK.
The German company Nanoscribe is developing and producing high-precision 3D printing solutions enabling the micro-optics industry to innovate by additive manufacturing. Typically, the benefits of additive manufacturing are considered to be fast and flexible design iterations as well as freedom of design. But the usual 3D printing technologies available in the market fail to meet the resolution and precision requirements of optical applications. However, a broad range of almost arbitrary micro-optical shapes including standard refractive micro-optics, freeform optics, diffractive optical elements or even multiplet lens systems can now be printed in a one step-process by means of Nanoscribe’s Photonic Professional GT 3D printers, tailored solutions and materials.
Based in Taipei, Ackuretta is positioning itself as a manufacturer of professional level DLP systems for applications in jewelry, dentistry and industrial manufacturing. The company’s first system, the Ackuray A135 was designed and developed by industry experts to offer 90% of the performances from market leading EnvisionTEC systems such at just 25% of the cost.
Stilnest connects the most inspiring fashion professionals and their communities through the power of 3D printing. Get exclusive access to fine statements in jewelry pieces that are designed to spread from Berlin to New York, from Capetown to London.
VertoStudio VR is a fully-capable holographic 3D modeling studio and generalized augmented reality tool. No mirroring or external software is required of any kind. You can use it to import FBX, OBJ, DAE (and more) directly as holograms, then configure every aspect of the visual display of these holograms directly down to the individual polygons.
The global leader in professional DLP solutions is currently looking to fill 20 positions, mainly in for its US-based business. The 3D printing jobs are available in several different sectors, from marketing to engineering, in its Dearborn HQ in the US as well as in Texas and Pennsylvania. Some positions are also open in its European HQ in Gladbeck, Germany.
Fuel3D was again a key highlight at the world’s largest technology event, CES 2017, in Las Vegas earlier this month. The company presented 2 systems which received interest from the worldwide media.
At the “Commission Industrie” event, held on Friday, January 20th at the Champagne-Ardenne Technological Industries Training Center of Charleville-Mézières, French 3D printing service bureau Platinum 3D introduced its latest equipment: the 3D printer ProMaker L6000 from Prodways, a subsidiary of Groupe Gorgé.
The 3D printing trends report from 3D Hubs provides a comprehensive overview on the state of the 3D printing industry. The report is based on real data from the 3D Hubs platform with over 6,900 online 3D printing services in 150+ countries. The report details trending 3D printers as well as regions with the most 3D printing activity. 3D Hubs’ Knowledge Base is a resource for engineers and designers to learn about 3D printing through curated articles written by 3D printing experts.
At the “Commission Industrie” event, held on Friday, January 20th at the Champagne-Ardenne Technological Industries Training Center of Charleville-Mézières, French 3D printing service bureau Platinum 3D introduced its latest equipment: the 3D printer ProMaker L6000 from Prodways, a subsidiary of Groupe Gorgé.