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Additive manufacturing is now a production method used everywhere, whether on Earth, in the air, in space or even underwater. Notably, more and more players in the maritime sector are turning to 3D technologies to design parts for their boats,…

Researchers at Clemson University have achieved a groundbreaking feat by harnessing the power of 3D printing to create protonic ceramic fuel cells (PCFCs), a technology poised to reshape the landscape of renewable energy. Unlike conventional energy sources that heavily rely…

The world of engineering and manufacturing is rapidly evolving, driven by advancements in technologies like 3D printing. In this interview, we sit down with Robert Göbel, co-founder of SPREAD GmbH, a pioneering force in simplifying access to product information through…

It has been a tumultuous year so far in the 3D printing world. There have been constant discussions of potential mergers and acquisition, for example the uncertainty surrounding Stratasys with Desktop Metal, Nano Dimension (though it has officially pulled out…

In recent years, composite 3D printing has become increasingly popular. One of the youngest branches of 3D printing, this technology is now used by many players in additive manufacturing, such as Impossible Objects, a company specializing in the field. In…

There are countless slicers on the market for additive manufacturing – accordingly, it can be difficult to know each one in detail. But some stand out from the rest. For example, you may have already heard of the 3D printing…

WASP holds a significant position within the construction 3D printing sector. The company from Italy has introduced the WASP App, a parametric design software aimed at enhancing the user experience in crafting with clay. Clay has emerged as a primary…

The use of pellets as a material for extrusion 3D printing is proving to be an increasingly viable technology. Already it is offered by a number of players in the market, particularly for large-format 3D printing. In fact, the benefits…

Named “The Devil’s Violinist,” Niccolò Paganini left an indelible mark on music history. Using his iconic Il Cannone violin crafted by Guarneri “del gesù,” he delivered intricate melodies with unmatched precision. His legacy endures, now to be illuminated anew using…

Heart disease is one of the leading causes of death worldwide. It is so widespread that according to the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), one person dies every 33 seconds in the United States from cardiovascular disease with…

Sunday has arrived, and with it comes a fresh batch of the top five videos in additive manufacturing. Get ready for an assortment of colorful highlights, including insights into how additive manufacturing may transform nutrient intake with fruits and vegetables,…

Emerging from the San Marino startup Eccentrica Cars, the genesis of this innovation lies in the restoration of a classic car, namely the Diablo Eccentrica. This inaugural restomod project, drawing inspiration from the iconic Lamborghini Diablo of the 90s, is…