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See How Additive Manufacturing Revolutionizes the Fashion Industry

June 3, 2020

by Vera Applications

As the world enters the Fourth Industrial Revolution or Industry 4.0, buzzwords such as additive man ...

Autodesk releases Netfabb 2021.0 AM Software

June 3, 2020

by Vera Design

Autodesk has just released Netfabb 2021.0. The new version of the popular CAE/CAM software for additive manufacturing carries many new features and improvements to existing ones, including new parameters for new and existing 3D printing systems and materials.

MakerBot Launched Method Carbon Fiber Editions

May 27, 2020

by Vera Materials

MakerBot, a subsidiary of Stratasys, is a global leader in 3D printing. By launching Method Carbon F ...

Parametric Design of Personalized 3D Printed Shoes

May 26, 2020

by Vera Design

As an architect and a 3D printing designer, I found that the stress levels of the internal structure ...

Additive Manufacturing: A Perfect-match Technology with Footwear Industry

May 26, 2020

by Vera Applications

3D printing technology is steadily advancing in the footwear industry with its tangible advantages o ...

Expandable Foam Supersizes 3D Printed Objects

May 19, 2020

by Vera Materials

This is a frustrating limitation of 3D printing: the objects printed must be smaller than the machin ...

MakerBot expands into carbon fiber composite 3D printing 3D Printer Hardware

May 19, 2020

by Vera Technologies

3D printing company MakerBot, a subsidiary of Stratasys, is entering the composite 3D printing market with the launch of its latest product series: the METHOD Carbon Fiber Editions. MakerBot’s new offering, along with its new MakerBot Nylon Carbon Fiber material, will enable users to produce high-strength tools, jigs and fixtures as well as end use parts, including metal replacement parts for various applications.

FELIXprinters announces new high-temperature 3D printers 3D Printer Hardware

May 18, 2020

by Vera Technologies

Dutch 3D printer manufacturer FELIXprinters is preparing to launch a new line of high-temperature 3D printers within the next few weeks. The new system builds on the company’s existing Pro L and XL 3D printing platforms but has a higher temperature capability, offering broader material compatibility. FELIXprinters says the 3D printers are now weeks away from commercial use.