Materialise and Safilo partner to produce 3D printed glasses
Materialise partners with eyewear leader Safilo for the new OXYDO SS 2017 collection, featuring a capsule collection of 3D-printed frames that turn eyewear into...
Low-cost augmented reality glasses whose prototype has been 3D Printed
For $99 US, Mira, a Los Angeles-based startup launched Mira Prism, a pair of easy-to-use augmented reality glasses. The price is quite surprising given...
3D printed water testing sensor will reduce risks of waterborne illnesses
University of British Columbia Okanagan campus’s researchers created a 3D printed quality sensor device which aims at monitoring drinking water.
The device is a...
3D printed bikes for Tour de France riders Chris Froome and Geraint Thomas
Pinarello, an Italy-based bicycle company makes use of metal 3D Printing to create a design for Chris Froome and Geraint Thomas, Tour de France...
La Machinerie: the fab fab from Amiens that grows!
A workshop with tools dedicated to the additive manufacturing and the activities related to the DIY, the collaborative entrepreneurship, the digital one or the...
Desktop Metal receives $115 Million Funding to bring 3D printed metal to market
Desktop Metal, the company committed to making metal 3D printing accessible to manufacturers and engineers, today announced it has completed a $115 million Series...
The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) released the first footage from its floating 3D printed space drone: the Int-Ball
The Japanese space agency has 3D printed a drone floating in space. Called JEM Internal Ball (Int-Ball), it is currently aboard the ISS and...
The NIST and Duck Bong Kim address three of the challenges to production-ready metal 3D printing
Even though (additive manufacturing) AM is a driven factor of the next industrial revolution, work still needs to be done to reach a full-production...
The “first entirely soft artificial heart”, by ETH Zurich
ETH Zurich makes use of 3D printing to create a silicone artificial heart. Indeed, statistics show that 26 million people suffer from heart failure...
What if 3D Printed gel could fix your shattered smartphone screen ?
Researchers at the University of Melbourne (in Australia) are currently developing 3D printed gel that could be used to fix a smartphone’s broken screen....