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    EPFL is Developing an Elephant Robot Using 3D Printing

    Researchers at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) in Switzerland have introduced an impressively versatile yet lightweight robotic technology:…

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    STRACTRA, the New 3D-printed Titanium Watch

    Yes, that’s a watch you’re looking at! Its design is especially innovative, featuring a highly organic shape that breaks away…

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    Everything You Need To Know About Silicon Nitride in 3D Printing

    One of the strengths of additive manufacturing is its compatibility with a wide range of materials, from polymers to metals,…

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    CurifyLabs and the Automated Production of Personalized Medicines through 3D Printing

    CurifyLabs is a Finnish healthcare company specializing in the development of solutions for the production of personalized medicines in pharmacies…

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    3Dnatives Lab: Testing the DF2+ 3D Printer from RAISE3D

    Previously known for its FDM 3D printers, Raise3D continues to diversify into new additive manufacturing technologies. In 2023, the manufacturer…

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    Assembrix’s Software for Secure and Scalable Additive Manufacturing

    In recent years, 3D printing hardware has advanced rapidly. However, 3D software hasn't kept pace with this development. As a…

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    3D Printing and Physiotherapy Help Children with Disabilities Regain Their Independence

    A new Spanish project is showing how 3D printing technology can significantly improve the lives of children with disabilities. The…

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    MIRA3D Simplifies and Optimizes Additive Manufacturing Workflow

    India is one of the fastest-growing countries in the world for 3D printing. It is in this context that MIRA3D…

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    3D Printed Capsules Withstand Nuclear Reactor Testing

    Can 3D printed components meet the strict standards required for nuclear energy applications? That’s the question being explored by the…

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    Self-Monitoring Plastics? Glasgow Researchers 3D Print Auxetic Materials

    Picture yourself stretching a material, say, a rubber band. The more you stretch it, the thinner it becomes. A group…

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    BMW Advances Recycling with 3D Printing at Additive Manufacturing Campus

    The BMW Group has taken another major step toward a circular economy. At its Additive Manufacturing Campus in Oberschleißheim, southern…

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    Joseph DeSimone on PinPrint, Carbon and Advice for AM Innovators

    Just over a decade ago, renowned chemist Dr. Joseph DeSimone introduced a groundbreaking technology that would form the foundation of…