Check out the University of Miami arts and humanities exhibitions and events taking place during Miami Art Week 2021. Art Basel is back and ready to showcase the best of art from around the world here in South Florida. The University of Miami has a variety of events in thisRead More →
Black Friday camera deals will continue to arrive throughout the weekend, before turning into the best Cyber ​​Monday camera deals. Few things are as satisfying as making a physical copy of your favorite photo, so finding the right printer for the job is just as important as finding the bestRead More →
In this edition of 3D Printing News Briefs, we begin with stories from Aleph Farms and Orbex regarding their efforts to keep our planet healthy by working towards net zero carbon and building an environmentally friendly rocket, respectively. with 3D printed parts. Subsequently, Additive Assurance partnered with Volkswagen, and PennRead More →
IIt’s holiday shopping season, but you’re not limited to just merchandise to find great bargains these days. Although the market has hit new highs this month, there are still plenty of stocks that fall short. A lot of the hard hit stocks don’t bounce back, but I think Pinterest (NYSE:Read More →
Are HP, Canon or Epson printers the best? With more and more people working from home, the need for high quality basic office supplies is increasing. As a result, more and more people are looking for a top notch printer that can handle all types of printing needs. There areRead More →
In today’s briefs on 3D printing, we begin with a panel discussion on AM workforce development. Then we move on to research, first on 3D printing better steel, then on 3D printing nanoscale glass. Finally, CTI Biotech won an award for its 3D bio-printed skin model, and the winners ofRead More →
Original poster for the Woodstock Music Festival August 15-17, 1969, with original type 1 print. Artist: Arnold Skolnick. Estimate of $ 5,000 to $ 7,000Stephenson Auctioneers and Appraisers SOUTHAMPTON, Pa. – Friday, December 3, it’s going to be déjà vu again as Stephenson’s from suburban Philadelphia presents Part 3 ofRead More →
HUNTINGTON BEACH, California, November 21, 2021 / PRNewswire-PRWeb / – MailPix, the photo printing, canvas and gifts site, has announced an enhanced version of the Canvas Prints photo printing app for iOS and Android. The app offers the widest selection of canvas print sizes including 24×36, 20×30, 16×24, 16×20, 16×16,Read More →
We start with an unusual story in today’s 3D printing briefs, as mimiX Biotherapeutics, which launched its first acoustic bio-printer this week, noticed that Facebook’s new Meta logo looked terribly familiar. Subsequently, XJet has two new distribution partners in Europe and 3D LifePrints expands to the United States with aRead More →
Source: Liene If you’re like me, most of the iPhone photos you take end up roaming the universe through iMessage or hanging around in Photos indefinitely. Because we tend to look at photographs through the lens of social media, where every image is scaled down and heavily filtered, it’s easyRead More →
Nexa3D, the maker of ultra-fast polymeric 3D printers, has announced its partnership with leader in AI-based manufacturing software, Oqton, to meet the growing demand for patient-specific dental devices and aligners manufactured in additive worldwide. As part of this collaboration, Nexa3D plans to unveil new dental software that delivers significant productivityRead More →
Researchers designed a data-centric approach for generative modeling of 3D printed steel. The team believes their model could help determine the quality of a design and material before manufacturing. The research is published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society A. To study: A data-centric approach to generative modeling forRead More →
Opposition to contemporary technological advances is common, but it has never had such a powerful ally in mainstream media sources. Editorial commentators should know that the state of mind now opposing Lyft, Uber and Airbnb would have prevented the printing press from commercializing, and thus threatened their very existence. Gutenberg’sRead More →
Welcome to today’s 3D Printing News Bits, or should I say Formnext 3D Printing Bits? It’s that time of year, and we have three Formnext announcements to share in this edition: BOFA International will share the results of an article it published on shows from the 3D printing industry duringRead More →
Advanced visualization led to changes in surgical approach in 50% of cases involving oncology patients PEORIA, Illinois., November 11, 2021 / PRNewswire / – When you think of 3D printing of organ models, heavy equipment manufacturer Caterpillar, based in Illinois, does not occur to me. Typically, Caterpillar uses 3D technologyRead More →
Protolabs expands its AM footprint in North Carolina is the first article in today’s 3D printing news briefs. XJet expands its APAC presence with a new distributor, while Altair has a new distribution partner for the UK and Ireland. Moving on, Massivit 3D is also expanding into the field ofRead More →
November 10, 2021 The article below was written by Glen Nelson, general manager of HVP Solutions, which markets software to reduce manual labor and streamline workflows in school and sports photography … One of the most difficult aspects of school photography is… you guessed it… consistency. First, why should companiesRead More →
Xeikon unveiled VariOne, a new variable data tool for Xeikon’s X-800 digital front-end, which can immediately generate and print unique creative designs, based on image or vector graphics, in endless complex patterns. The Xeikon VariOne was developed and engineered to add value and benefit brand owners, designers, illustrators, printers, convertersRead More →
Today’s briefs on 3D printing will be especially brief today, as we’re discussing business first. 6K appointed a CFO and PrintParts shipped its first SmartParts. Next, B9Creations partnered with the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology to 3D print parts for an all-terrain vehicle. Read on for all theRead More →
The exhibit featured hanjÅ«ban, or traditional underlays, as well as more contemporary designs inspired by them. (Photo courtesy of Brad Wakoff.) The first thing I noticed upon entering the exhibit was that Repro Japan looks like pieces of Japanese culture sewn together. It is not organized by chronology, region orRead More →
Hudson Print in Salt Lake City is now home to a new Landa S10P nanographic printing press. The installation is in progress. “Quality is paramount here,†said CEO Paul Hudson. “Our customers won’t compromise on color – that’s what we’re known for.” The unique and extensive color range of theRead More →
Paul Hudson, CEO; Andy Anderson, press manager; and Steve Furlong, Managing Director, in front of Hudson Printing’s new Landa S10P digital printing press. Hudson Printing of Salt Lake City, the high-quality commercial printing company known for its superior color reproduction, is now home to a new Landa S10P nanographic printingRead More →
The increased awareness and popularity surrounding the use of metals in additive manufacturing presents exciting opportunities for many industries, especially aerospace and medicine, as new research in the journal considers. Metals. To study: Flexible production of powders for the additive manufacturing of refractory metal-based alloys. Image Credit: MarinaGrigorivna / Shutterstock.comRead More →