Ivaldi to lead Joint Innovative Project for the production of 3D printed spare parts in Singapore’s Maritime Industry
Following the success of the first JIPs (Joint Innovative Project/Program) dedicated to the qualification of additive manufacturing in the Oil & Gas and Maritime...
Another approach to avoiding defects during metal additive manufacturing
One of the challenges operators encounter while using laser powder bed fusion is the formation of tiny bubbles or pores during the printing process...
Improving the 3D printing process for Aerospace Composites Using Oil Waste
Scientists from NUST MISIS have improved the technology of 3D printing from aluminium by increasing the hardness of products by 1,5 times.
The nanocarbon additive...
AMGTA: Its first publication on Sustainability in Additive Manufacturing
A few months ago, The Additive Manufacturer Green Trade Association (AMGTA) announced the first research project that it has commissioned as part of its...
New academic partnership reflects LafargeHolcim’s ongoing vision for construction 3D printing
LafargeHolcim partners with Southeast University in Nanjing, China, where it is sponsoring research into concrete and mortars for on-site 3D printing. The announcement follows...
MorphSensor automatically turns electronic designs into 3D models
Despite the advancements of 3D printing, it remains a challenge to manufacture electronic components. The manufacturing of parts that would embed sensors, chips, and...
Rubanmaster launches the First 3-in-1 SLA 3D Printer, Laser Engraver and Cutter
3D printing enthusiasts Rubanmaster have combined the capabilities of SLA 3D printing with the versatility of laser engraving and cutting in an all-in-one device....
New composites additive manufacturing study marks the launch of 3dpbm Research
Our media colleagues from 3dpbm have launched 3dpbm Research, a market research and consultancy unit dedicated to additive manufacturing.
The launch is marked by an...
Advances across the 3D printing industry are projecting the disruption afoot
The 3D printing industry is primarily divided into printer manufacturers, material developers, and software platform providers. The significant investment in research & development across...
3D printed ‘invisible’ fibres can help make devices which can ‘smell, hear and touch’
Researchers from the University of Cambridge have explored a new potential of 3D printing for health monitoring, Internet of Things and biosensing applications. In...