News and Insights of 3D Printing and Manufacturing
At a conference held in Beijing Lenovo announced it is entering the market its first line of compact 3D printers, marking the first time a major technology manufacturer has entered the arena. Beyond Lenovo’s new 3D printer, the Chinese consumer electronics giant is already active in the virtual 3D market with the Lenovo Google Tango smartphone, capable of capturing environmental 3D data.
A few days ago I spoke with Simone Fontana, who is part of a new generation of 3D designers, born with 3D printing in mind. He pointed out an issue that has been happening for some time but is now reaching worrying proportions: that of stolen 3D designs sold for a profit. How can designers protect themselves and what are the implication of a phenomenon which we could define is basically a form of “person to person IP theft”?
ShareMy3D is an Oslo-based company that was recently founded with the aspiration to fill in the void that exists in 3D files communication between businesses. The company launched an online platform that enables anyone people to transfer and view large 3D files with unmatched speed and security, two elements that hold critical importance in the 3D business world.
SEAT automotive has confirmed it will be among exhibitors at the new 3D printing event in Barcelona, along with Stratasys, HP and Hoffman Group
We continuously hear about 3D printing and about how cool it is, but have you understood what it really is? How is it possible to print real objects? Well, if you are asking yourself this questions and you want to learn more, an online course on 3D printing might just be the best solution for you!
3D printing technology has resulted in a significant reduction of research costs and has enabled Polish scientists to create a fully functional artificial heart 3D printed with a Zortrax M200.
New MetraSCAN Laser 3D Scanner version is 12 times faster; can tackle black, multicolored and shiny surfaces with metrology accuracy for applications directly on the shop floor
After about a year since its first groundbreaking annoucement, Carbon3D unveiled the M1, its first commercial 3D printer. The Carbon3D M1 leverages on the ultra-fast Continuous Liquid Interface Production (CLIP) technology and engineering-grade materials to deliver on the promise of truly fast 3D printing for end use production.
The Emerging Objects studio by Ronald Rael and Virginia San Fratello is possibly the most experience studio in the world in terms of experimenting with materials (and processes) for 3D printing. Initially they mostly worked with powders but recently they have also been experimenting with extrusion. In their latest GCODE.Clay project, they use ceramics and they actually let the machines create the designs.
Precision mechanics, made in Italy engineering, wide selection of compatible materials engineered for professional use, ideal for functional prototypes and high quality products, this is the new One+400 3D Printer for PEEK and PEI by Roboze.