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Vibrations during 3D printing either slow down the process or warp the parts, but a new software developed by University of Michigan spinoff Ulendo could enable manufacturers to keep up the speed without sacrificing accuracy. The product is being launched at North America’s largest additive manufacturing conference, the RAPID + TCT Conference.
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AM researcher Mihaela Vlasea receives SME engineering award 3D Printing Events
Mihaela Vlasea, an engineering professor at The University of Waterloo in Ontario, Canada who specializes in additive manufacturing, has been recognized as one of the top young engineers in manufacturing in Canada and the United States. Vlasea, who is associate research director at the Multi-Scale Additive Manufacturing Lab (MSAM), was honored by the SME association.
10 Applications of 3D Printing in Dentistry
The dental industry is flourishing in developed countries since the 19 century and has been trendy for young, wealthy and educated people in developing countries. The report "Global Dental 3D Printing ...
This Iron Man Suit Exists in Real Life and Can Fly
Unless they are really into cosplay, building an Iron Man suit really isn’t at the top of most people’s bucket list. I mean, after all, they only need to go buy a costume, or have on made. But for Ada ...
Voxeljet Develops New Cooling System for Ethec City Electric Motorcycle
A novel cooling system in the Ethec City electric motorcycle ensures a longer service life for the battery cells. In order to introduce the students to manufacturing processes that can be used for series production outside of prototype manufacturing, voxeljet produced the mold for the innovative battery housing of the prototype using the binder jetting process. A student focus project at ETH Zurich is realizing prototypes of a new type of cooling system with support from voxeljet.
Techmer PM opens multimillion dollar composites production line to support large-scale AM Materials
Techmer PM has launched a new high‐speed, high-capacity twin-screw production line specifically designed to produce high‐quality, modified, carbon fiber‐reinforced polymers to support growing demand for 3D printed products.
ESA Looks to Build New Home in Space with Off-Earth Manufacturing
Activities are set to intensify in 2022, as we get closer to the date (2024) that ESA and NASA have planned for humanity’s return to the Moon. The ESA Discovery program has been supporting groups from industry and academia to develop technologies for off-Earth manufacturing. Last November, a public online symposium presented their latest results and highlighted which technologies are most promising for maturing further towards integration into future space missions.
Forust Aims to Transform the Way Architects and Designers Use Wood Waste
3D print applications have revolutionized industries from architecture, construction, furniture design, and fashion. Last year, 3D print fabrication aided in provided medical professionals, patien ...
Nano Dimension Partners with Zuken to Evolve Dragonfly PCB 3D Printer AM Industry
Electronics 3D printer manufacturer Nano Dimension is now working together with the expert PCB designers at Zuken to advance the 3D printing user experience and prototype turnaround times. Nano Dimension will take advantage of the support for implementing electronic technologies provided by Zuken’s market-leading, native 3D, system-level design solution, CR-8000 Design Force, to further evolve its Dragonfly PCB 3D printer.
