News and Insights of 3D Printing and Manufacturing
Ultimaker is constantly on the lookout for new ways to improve our products. What they’ve recently been working on is extending their range of materials, developing an improved version of Cura, and finding new solutions to enhance the 3D printing experience. Here’s an overview of the new products they’ve launched this June.
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Xometry, the leading on-demand manufacturing platform, received $15MM in funding led by BMW i Ventures, with participation from existing investors including GE Ventures and Highland Capital Partners. Further fueling Xometry’s rapid market expansion, the latest round of funding will accelerate Xometry’s investment in its machine learning-based software platform, manufacturing partner network, and sales organization.
Stratasys Ltd. the 3D printing and additive manufacturing solutions company, unveiled the winning entries for the 2017 Extreme Redesign 3D Printing Challenge. Judging submissions from more than 900 student inventors, engineers, artists, and entrepreneurs, this year’s contest was co-hosted by GrabCAD and fully supported in the GrabCAD Community – the world’s largest online collaborative environment for designers, engineers, and manufacturers.
ViscoTec makes it possible to print two-component liquids and pastes with maximum and consistent precision over the entire printing process: 3D printers have long been used in the industrial environment and are becoming even more interesting and lucrative for additive production thanks to further developments and increasing professionalism. For producing three-dimensional objects, thermoplastics, ceramics or metals are usually used. But in addition to the classical materials in 3D printing, viscous fluids and pastes based on a two-component polymer are increasingly used. These include, for example, silicones, epoxy resins, polyurethanes, acrylates and polyester resins.
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Netfabb 2018, which has recently stood out as Autodesk‘s comprehensive additive manufacturing sol ...
The Pinshape Taulman 3D Print Contest ends tomorrow. Pinshape users showed off pictures ...
ACEO3D, a division of global silicon manufacturer Wacker, is introducing a new service for high resolution direct 3D printing of silicone parts. The system was presented at the Rapid.Tech show in Erfurt Germany and it look very promising in terms of geometric capabilities as well.
Rosatom, the Russian Agency for Atomic Energy is developing a new generation of 3D printer for me ...