A ceremonial mace manufactured using CNC & LMM technology
A ceremonial mace designed using CNC & LMM technology by graduate Jacob Eldred, an artist and engineer for Yale University's School of Engineering, drew our attention as it combines conventional and Additive Manufacturing technologies.
While...
Ford accelerates EV development using 3D printing
With the ongoing transition to EVs, Ford Cologne's PD Merkenich development center relied on AM to speed up work on the design of the Ford all-electric Explorer, the manufacturer’s first EV for the European...
The Comete bag in ‘Emily in Paris’ is a fine example of silicone 3D printing
Fans of the popular cult Netflix series “Emily in Paris" have eagerly awaited the next season. Season 4 was released in August and there has been much discussion about the happenings in the life...
Researchers develop biocompatible materials from microalgae
Researchers from Heidelberg University in Germany have fabricated inks for printing complex biocompatible 3D microstructures from the raw materials extracted from the microalgae.
Being led by Professor Dr. Eva Blasco from IMSEAM (Institute for Molecular...
New 3D printing technique uses a polymer ink and salt water solution to create parts
3D printing is undergoing a paradigm shift with the development of the PNIPAM method. This method developed by researchers at The University of California San Diego involves the use of a polymer ink and...
Callier Center relies on 3D printing to manufacture hearing aid earmolds
The Callier Center for Communication Disorders at the University of Texas at Dallas kickstarted manufacturing 3D printed custom earmolds for pediatric hearing aids.
This lab is generously funded through several community donations. It has set...
Use cases of Additive Manufacturing at the Paris 2024 Olympics
In preparation for the Paris 2024 Olympics, we shared a few use cases where Additive Manufacturing (AM) has played a pivotal role. Some include the 3D printed Scalmalloy Bolide F HR bikes for Team...
IperionX achieves major milestone with titanium furnace production
IperionX, an advanced titanium production technology company, has announced that the first production run of its Hydrogen Assisted Metallothermic Reduction (HAMR) furnaces at their Titanium Manufacturing Campus in Virginia, USA, has been successful. This...
Unusual Machines adopts HP’s multi-jet fusion for drone parts manufacturing
Unusual Machines, Inc.—known for its high-tech drone technologies—announced its adoption of HP's Multi-Jet Fusion (MJF) 3D printing technology to move further with constructing drone parts, mostly First-Person View (FPV) drones.
In collaboration with OEM HP...
Going beyond healthcare needs with 3D printing
Elements healthcare providers should consider when getting into 3D printing and talking to 3D printing professionals
As pointed out in our conversation with Prof. Florian Thieringer (PP 10-12 of this issue), the learning curve of...
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