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Knaus Tabbert AG reveals improved de-powdering and cleaning operation for its automotive 3D printed components
“Even with only three print jobs per week in the S1, we already achieve a return on investment after roughly two years.”
Knaus Tabbert AG,...
New Construction Project in Ecuador ambitions to create a Sustainable Village Made from 3D Printed Cocoa Waste
The Cacao Ecovillage will be built in Pedernales, a county in the coastal province of Manabi, Ecuador, where the cacao farmers and families work and...
A reinvented signature ROCIO handbag to debut at Paris Fashion Week – and yes, 3D printing is at the heart of the creation process
The ultimate goal of ROCIO was to develop the inner structure of the bag that could be used as the basis for luxury fabric...
Ultra Safe Nuclear licenses ORNL method to 3D print Nuclear Reactor Components
The Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory has developed a new method to 3D print components for nuclear reactors.
Licensed by Ultra Safe Nuclear...
XYZprinting on its new multi-material SLS 3D Printing, and what we can expect from the company in 2022
For XYZprinting, a machine manufacturer that develops the most comprehensive range of 3D printers on the market – all AM technologies included -, 2021...
Download the 2021 November / December Issue of 3D ADEPT Mag NOW!
And it’s a wrap! We are back at this time of year where we need to pause, reflect, and create/rethink a vision for ourselves...
ZiggZagg strengthens its Smart AM Factory with AM FLOW’s Automation technology
Belgian 3D printing Service provider ZiggZagg adds AM Flow’s of additive manufacturing workflow automation solutions to its portfolio of technologies. Together, they will also...
ULT accelerates digitization within its extraction devices designed for the AM industry
There is a weird feeling of pride when you realize a company lives up to a commitment it made – especially because in the...
MeaTech achieves new milestone by 3D printing a 3.67 oz cultivated steak comprised of real, living muscle and fat tissues – its largest yet
Cultivated meat expert MeaTech has announced the successful bioprinting of a 3.67 oz (104-gram) cultivated steak, primarily composed of cultivated real fat and muscle cells.
Described...
Meristem Wall – an homage to 3D printed architecture
It’s everything but “just another print of a wall”.
The Meristem Wall, a project at Lund University led by two Swedish innovative architects David...