In today’s 3D printing briefs, a proposed ASM standard will work to control the cleanliness of metal powder feedstock. Meltio announced an official business partner in Japan, Biohm announced a new suite of services, and Siemens NX added intelligence-driven design to its Xcelerator portfolio. Finally, Atherton Bikes breaks down theRead More →
Open source medical device developer Glia has called for his tourniquets to enter Ukraine as the country continues to be shelled by Russian forces. Known as the “Gaza Tourniquet” because of its initial use in Palestine, the low-cost medical device, consisting of padding, as well as a loop, holder, rodRead More →
We have an interesting consumer goods application to introduce you to in today’s briefs on 3D printing before we go to business in India, investment in metal 3D printing and breakthrough in bio-printing . Finally, we will end with the construction 3D printing. Aectual and BYBORRE 3D Printing Circular HangersRead More →
Welcome to Thomas Insights – every day we post the latest news and analysis to keep our readers up to date with what’s happening in the industry. Sign up here to get the day’s top stories straight to your inbox. When you think of manufacturing, a certain image may comeRead More →
Specialist in 3D printing of heat exchangers Conflux Technology teamed up with Deakin University School of Engineering and Institute for Frontier Materials (IFM) to develop new aluminum alloys for its 3D printed heat exchangers. The research project is supported by funding of $138,000 from the Center for Cooperative Research inRead More →
Digital printing is a relatively new application for printing. The first digital printers were launched in the early 1990s and over the past 30 years have grown to become a major segment of the printing industry. Digital printing is a process in which a digital image is printed directly ontoRead More →
Insiders and analysts made their predictions on the 3D printing trends to monitor. Find out more in our series on the future of 3D printing. QA software developer Sigma Laboratories partnered with a 3D printing service provider materialize develop a technology allowing the real-time correction of errors during metal additiveRead More →
We start today with some interesting research from 3D Printing News Briefs that could help reduce the cost and size of 3D laser printing. Moving on, a cancer patient may be the first person in Kansas to receive a 3D printed pelvis. A new project at Iowa State University willRead More →
We start with business in today’s 3D printing briefs, as RadTech announced new board members and Ziggzagg invests in workflow automation technology from AM- Flow. Cults3D was recently in hot water on reddit over payment and personal information concerns. Moving on, OPEN MIND presented its latest hyperCAD/CAM software suite MILLRead More →
We’re kicking off today’s briefs on 3D printing with 3D software, as Materialize has integrated Siemens’ Parasolid with its own Magics software. Then The Virtual Foundry launched a metal 3D printer, a bioprinting startup integrated a disinfection system into its multi-material 3D bioprinting solution, and ENABLE 3D joined the ACAMRead More →
3D printing is a growing technology that is disrupting many industries. From healthcare to manufacturing, innovations in 3D printing are not only changing the way we make things, but adjusting areas of the possible, creating capabilities and functionality that were previously beyond the reach of production processes. traditional. Image Credit:Read More →
The University of Sydney has announced the opening of a “Factory of the Future” through which it aims to stimulate innovation in 3D printing and place the region “at the heart of Industry 5.0”. Based on the university’s Darlington campus, the $ 25 million site is equipped with all ofRead More →
Mossberg & Company Inc., a fixture in the area’s printing industry since 1930, has bolstered its capabilities with the recent installation of a Heidelberg XL-106 8-color press. The 41-inch improvement press, which increases prints per hour by 3,000, replaces two of Mossberg’s presses while increasing productivity and reducing overall setupRead 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 →
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 →
Global “Digital Printing Press MarketThe 2021-2026 Research Report is a specialized and in-depth study of the Digital Printing Press industry with an emphasis on the global market trend. The report aims to provide an overview of the global digital press market with detailed market segmentation by company, type, applications, andRead More →
To kick things off in today’s briefs on 3D printing, the STEM Careers Coalition launched new resources, together with industry-leading partners, and Digital Metal and Etteplan entered into a 3D printing design partnership. Subsequently, Stryker established an R&D 3D printing lab in Queensland. Finally, nScrypt received a patent to controlRead More →
Top of mind in today’s 3D printing bits is 3D Systems, which has welcomed a chief scientist. In the rest of the business, Solukon announces a new partnership, Luxexcel and Optiswiss are cooperating for 3D-printed smart glasses, and DMG Mori has chosen Sigma Labs as its IPQA supplier. Finally, TetonRead More →
Contrive Market Research provides a detailed report on the Global Digital Printing Press Market The report covers a comprehensive research study which gives the scope of Digital Press market size, industry growth opportunities and challenges, current market trends, potential players and expected market performance in various regions for the forecastRead More →
In this edition of 3D Printing News Briefs, PrintParts has appointed a new leader, and a blockchain-based 3D printing solution has been developed that will allow cryptographic protection of 3D design files. Then the Farsoon Flight HT403P system was used to customize functional auto parts. Finally, a 3D printed versionRead More →
Global Offset Press Market 2021 by Manufacturers, Regions, Type and Application, Forecast to 2026 extensively provides comprehensive analysis, results review and fusion from a variety of sources. The report comprises a comprehensive overview of the service providers working in the global Offset Press market. Further, with the help of aRead More →
In this edition of 3D Printing News Briefs, we have physicists for 3D printing of magnets, a new company that 3D prints custom silicone sex toys, and a more ergonomic water pressure cleaning station for removal. support. Read on for all the details! 3D printing magnets and magnetic systems 3DRead More →
Image Courtesy: Reuters Maharashtra’s newspaper industry suffered sunk losses during the lockdown, which runs under the impact of rapidly dropping traffic and advertising during the lockdown. The myth and mistrust of the spread of the coronavirus in the newspapers has only made the problem worse. The print media shut downRead More →
A newspaper printing company that for more than half a century produced the Ripon Commonwealth Press and other community newspapers in east-central Wisconsin died last month. He was 56 years old. The press originated in Ripon in the winter of 1965 at 306 Blackburn St., where it revolutionized the localRead More →
We start today with business in 3D printing briefs, talking about Auburn University’s additive manufacturing accelerator and vector photonics leading the BLOODLINE consortium, which I promise , is not as strange as its name suggests. Next, Siemens Energy found a way to use 3D printing to upgrade turbine blades ratherRead More →
K1 Packaging Group recently installed a Landa S10 nanographic printing press. The Landa S10 breaks through color, speed and substrate barriers using the nanographic printing process, Landa’s exclusive application of nanotechnology for digital printing. K1’s Landa S10 – which prints up to 6,500 sheets per hour – is the firstRead More →
We’re starting with a little business news in today’s 3D printing briefs as Azul 3D welcomes a new member to its advisory board and another industry event has been postponed due to health and safety issues. Subsequently, 3DP4M was established as a charity by the Jordanian government. ProGlove has completedRead More →
LOOKING BACK: The first printing house in Port Alberni Take a look at the history of the Alberni Valley with the Alberni Valley Museum Fred Warren sits at a machine in Port Alberni’s first printing house, front right, 1914, while Williams Venebles stands in front of the press at theRead More →
Company presentationThe printing industry has evolved over time which has given rise to modern printing technologies. The primary purpose of printing is to convey a client’s message (businesses, organizations, government, individuals, etc.) to their target audience on some form of published material, be it a business card, magazine, book, leaflets,Read More →
What made Gutenberg’s printing press so special? The printing press that Gutenberg developed in 1439 did four fairly new things in the printing world: 1 Mobile type: Before Gutenberg, printing was done mainly with wooden blocks. Gutenberg’s idea was to create separate letters, which could be moved and then reused.Read More →
Formnext 2019 may be gone, but there is still some news to catch up. Here is a summary of the 3D printing updates of the largest conference on additive manufacturing. Reporting live from the show, supported by a team covering all the latest press releases from the event, 3D PrintingRead More →
This week’s edition of Sliced, the summary of what’s happening in the 3D printing industry, features the UK’s first conviction for a 3D printing of a gun, new bioprinting technology and growing investments in 3D printed concrete houses in the Arabian Peninsula. We also cover the RESHAPE, PrinterPrezz, GE Additive,Read More →
This week’s Sliced, the 3D printing industry news digest, covers a variety of developments from the 2019 Additive Manufacturing User Group (A CUP) conference as well as Hannover Fair tradeshow. Elsewhere, we do not seevel applications in 3D printed electronics, artwork, watches, patternless investment casting and more. AMUG Releases 2019Read More →
In this edition of Sliced, the digest of the news of the 3D printing industry, additive manufacturing allows the creation of the Bionic Girl, China reveals plan to build solar power plant in space with 3D printing technology, longest 3D printed pedestrian bridge pays homage to ancient Chinese architecture. InRead More →
In this edition of our 3D Printing News Digest – Sliced, we bring you the latest trends in 3D printing. We have news from the medical and entertainment industries, new materials and business opportunities. Read on to learn more about Nano Dimensions, Local Motors, AMUG, Médecins Sans Frontières and Fabrisonic.Read More →
Today in Sliced ​​- what to 3D print for Christmas; UK hospitals demand more 3D printing in healthcare; a bio-printer is launched into space; and all the latest commercial offerings from APWORKS, Sigma Labs, XJet, Sculpteo and more. Sigma Labs partners with Fraunhofer, CERN integrates AM automation Supplier of qualityRead More →
Today in Sliced, our 3D printing news digest, we collect all the latest additive manufacturing business updates, applications and research. In addition to the title companies, we feature Organovo, BigRep, Etihad, Graphene 3D Lab, PrintLab, Renishaw, and UNYQ in a quick summary of stories from across the industry. 3D printedRead More →
In this edition of our 3D Printing News Digest – Sliced, we take a look at the expanding Asian market, a custom chest implant, and the latest events from around the world. Read on to learn more about GE Additive, Roboze, KLM, Arkema, Additive Industries, Farsoon, Jabil, awards for start-upsRead More →
This edition of our digest of news on Sliced ​​3D printing follows the latest developments of Formnext 2018; the acceleration of industrial metal additive manufacturing; new post-processing solutions; and the release of the latest AlphaEDGE 4D shoe from Adidas and Carbon. All this and more from Nanoscribe, Additive Industries, CallaghanRead More →
Today in Sliced, the roundup of 3D printing industry news, a 3D inkjet printer for electronics; the latest hardware and software releases at Formnext 2018; 3D printing helps improve cancer treatment and more. Formnext 2018 Previews Linde Gases, a division of Linde Group, a German engineering company, will present itsRead More →
Today in Sliced, the digest of the news of the 3D printing industry: traditional construction takes note of 3D printing, sales forecasts from SLM Solutions, new opportunities for 3D designers, additive trade deals, new material to recycle old plastic and more. SLM Solutions adjusts sales forecast for 2018 The boardRead More →
Today in Sliced, the 3D printing industry news digest, we ask: How good can you make a 3D printed knife? Is it possible to 3D print PEEK in space? What’s new in metal additive manufacturing? And, where can you get a 3D printed watch? Read on for all the latestRead More →
From 3D printed buildings to Banksy, exceptional bottom line results to industrial metal additive partnerships, today’s Sliced ​​News Digest goes through all the latest news across the manufacturing industry to keep you up to date. , our readers, well informed. The companies featured in this edition are: TRUMPF, Renishaw, Altair,Read More →
Today in Sliced, our regular digest of 3D printing news, we feature new university courses in 3D printing, fiber-reinforced filaments, cutting-edge research in additive manufacturing, the future of 3D printed electronics and an autonomous vehicle challenge. Read on for the latest news from 3D Systems, Plymouth University, Becton, Dickinson andRead More →
Today in Sliced, our digest of 3D printing news, we present the latest composite materials; a virtual trip to Paris; BMW 3D printed motorcycle and electron microscope parts inspection. Read on for that and more, including Sketchfab, Autodesk, FOX, Cam Newton, Immensa Technology Labs, Victrex, Matterhackers, Robo 3D, CoreLink Surgical,Read More →
This edition of Rapid 3D Printing News brings you 3D printing news about new Desktop Metal launches, Carbon-Fast Radius-Steelcase partnership on SILQ, researchers 3D print a bionic eye and two new FFF 3D printers unveiled by BCN3D Desktop Metal unveils Studio System+ and Studio Fleet Desktop Metal Inc., an emergingRead More →
In this edition of Sliced 3D Printing News Digest, a prop maker is arrested on a 3D printed weapon charge; we look at 3D models in high definition; and manufacturers are expanding to meet the demand for materials. All this and more from Xometry, Relativity Space, Union Tech, Inc., ABB,Read More →
This edition of our digest of news on 3D printing Cut into slices has an $ 11 million funding pool for flexible electronics; the expansion of metal 3D printing in the United States; life changing fundraiser for 3D bio-printers; stunning 3D printed ceramics and more. Read on for the latestRead More →
This edition of Rapid 3D Printing News brings you 3D printing news from Markforged & Desktop Metal Lawsuit, Arkema Center of Excellence, Multi-State Lawsuit against 3D Printed Guns & Amazon launches its own 3D printer filament Markforged cleared of patent infringement claims by jury; Five violations are still pending Above:Read More →
Kelley Holmes, a 25-year publishing veteran, acquires the B2B assets of PrintingNews.com, Printing News, Inkjet’s Age and Wide-Format & Signage from Endeavor Business Media for an undisclosed amount. The team will be retained. “The printing industry is an incredibly dynamic field that is redefining itself by spanning multiple industries includingRead More →
How can 3D printing reduce a company’s carbon footprint? Can 3D printing materials fight skin infections in amputees? Would you wear 3D printed swimwear accessories? In this edition of Sliced, the 3D printing industry news digest, we cover the latest Renovis Surgical Technologies, Copper 3D, HP, University of Canterbury andRead More →
Who will win the space race: Blue Origin or SpaceX? Can Classroom Teachers Become 3D Printing Experts? Would you wear 3D printed lingerie? How can additive manufacturing restore historic pieces of art? These questions and more from MakerBot, AIDC, RP Support, Digital Metal, Tanked, MTC, Xometry in this edition ofRead More →
How can architecture inspire 3D printed fashion pieces? When will we be able to 3D print buildings? Are self-correcting 3D printers on the way? This edition of Sliced 3D printing news features Aurora Labs, GE, MyMiniFactory, Smet Building Services, Inc., Rapid.Tech + FabCon 3D, Autodesk, Faro and more. AM inRead More →
3D printing news to be decided this week includes Create O&P, German RepRap, Humanetics, Manufacturing Technology Center, NewPro 3D and many more. A space for additive manufacturing Coventry Manufacturing Technology Center (MTC), a leading independent research and technology organization behind the additive manufacturing skills repositoryhas been selected by the world’sRead More →
This edition of our Summary of 3D printing news Sliced asks the following questions: How was 3D printing used to bring the first statue of a woman to Britain’s Parliament Square? How can 1st century Roman helmets be recreated with 3D printing? What is the length of the longest 3DRead More →
This edition of our Sliced 3D printing news roundup asks and answers the following questions: Ever wanted to cosplay Pokémon with your dog? What materials will be used to 3D print the aircraft of the future? What new medical 3D printing applications will come out of Mitsui Chemicals’ latest investment?Read More →
Today’s Sliced ​​answers the questions: what is 4D printing? How does it compare to 3D printing? Will we soon be on board bionic planes? All this and more from GE Additive, Sketchfab, FILOALFA and Tecnun. Protect iconic statues Students work with Project Regrind to convert plastic water bottles into 3DRead More →
How do you turn a 1980s Spectrum computer into a modern, portable laptop? Why is Justin Trudeau funding 3D printing? Why did Norsk Titanium win an award this week? This edition of SLICED 3D Printing News features stories from Boeing, Norsk Titanium, Thor3D, Digital Metal, Linamar, Thor3D, Digital Metal, Höganäs,Read More →
Today in Sliced: Additive Industries, Arcam, SHINING 3D, TechMed 3D, Haydon Kerk, TU Delft, Tim van Broekhoven, Danish Technological Institute, Untika, TU Delft, Carnegie Mellon University, Optomec, Ethereal Machines, Porimy, Innoviz , the Air Force Research Laboratory, REGEMAT 3D, Austrian Space Forum, Neri Oxman, Iris Van Herpen, Complete 3D scanningRead More →
In this edition of Sliced ​​3D Printing News, there are stories from Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine, Marshall University, MIT, Aether, Poly 6, Shining 3D, Verisurf, Carbon, Aerojet Rocketdyne, Frontier Microscopy, Arcam, Joe Te Wharau, Goddards Center Tauranga, Iowa State University, and Kinazo Design. 3D printing inside and outsideRead More →
This edition of 3D printing news stories from Formlabs, EOS, Dremel 3D, LulzBot, Laser Prototypes Europe, re: 3D, GKN, Royal DSM, Konica Minolta, UT Southwestern Medical Center, Ohio State University, Adafruit, XRobots, Joris Laarman Lab and Twindom. Brain waves, dental trays and focusing rays Scientists from the Southwestern Medical CenterRead More →
In today’s slice 3D printing news summary: ColorPod, the challenge of 3D pioneers, Optomec, id.arts, Proto Labs, Joint Mitnor, 3Diligent, ARMI, University of Florida, Sculpteo and Strandbeest. ColorPod Demonstrates Full Color 3D Printed Busts A new video from Aad van der Geest, founder of VDG Spitstechniek, shows how the ColorPodRead More →
3D printing news to be decided today includes: 3D Hubs, IKEA, Bea Åkerlund, DyeMansion, Materflow, Wazp, Roboze, Inovsys, Fridman Gallery, Spatial and Made in Space. 3D Hubs Announces 2017 Student Scholarship Winners Online 3D printing platform 3D Hubs has announced the winners of its annual student scholarship competition. The $500Read More →
This roundup of 3D printing news features Lockheed Martin, Harford Community College, Jesse Garant Metrology Center, MakerBot, America Makes, SLM Solutions, DisTech Automation, Leapfrog, Formlabs, Porsche, and Duke University. Lockheed Martin funds $1 million advanced manufacturing center Metropolitan State University of Denver (MSU Denver) recently received help from a $1Read More →
This edition of the Sliced 3D Printing Industry News Digest features the latest stories from: Markforged, Airbus, Adafruit, SLM Solutions, RMIT, Urquhart Opticians, PES and Twikit. Airbus 3D printed boat part on display to celebrate 35th America’s Cup A 3D printed component used to control the wing of racing boatsRead More →
Express news service CHENNAI: Inside a store with faded and chipped green walls, there was a teak ceiling that shone in all its glory. Amid the old bookbinding and printing machines is CN Ravamanickam, the third generation owner of Green & Co Parvathi Press, an 83-year-old printing and binding shop.Read More →