This week’s 3D Printing’s Top Stories
No need for further introduction as these companies illustrated in the articles speak from themselves. Let’s take a look at our top stories within...
A 3D skin printer that can repair deep wounds
Imagine a 3D skin printer that can deposit layers of skin tissue that would cover and heal deep wounds. For now, the principle makes...
Honeybees’ stingers inspire the creation of 3D printed surgical needles
In their search of methods to improve surgical needles, Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering Parsaoran Hutapea and PhD candidate Mohammad Sahlabadi have been inspired...
What would be the main change(s) 3D printed food will bring?
Just as 3D printing aims to customize the product of each customer, according to researchers, Food 3D printing would enable to meet this type...
Cutting Edge-Technology, 3D printing & more at the Hannover Messe
The world’s leading trade fair for industrial technology commenced on April 23rd, 2018 and it felt a lot more like home for a lot...
It is definitely possible to 3D print electronics on a real hand
Researchers at the University of Minnesota 3D printed electronics on a real hand. According to them, additive manufacturing would provide real‐time feedback control and...
Join the tribe of 3DHEALS2018 Global Healthcare 3D Printing and Bio-Printing Summit
Following a successful first edition in April 2017, Jenny, founder and manager of 3DHEALS, a company which aim is to foster healthcare 3D printing...
3D printing helps to solve crimes in the UAE
Abu Dhabi’s police has recently launched a 3D printing initiative to help solve crimes in their region. The announcement is not really a surprise...
How does 3D printing allow to create Metallic Glass Alloys?
In a research, scientists have demonstrated the possibility to create amorphous metal or metallic glass on large scale using additive manufacturing. This research opens...
A research on 3D printing that impacts Navy programs
University of Virginia has collaborated with Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD) to understand the capabilities and limitations of 3D printing. According to...