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As we have seen on numerous occasions, choosing the right material is a fundamental step in additive manufacturing. This is especially important in resin 3D printing, a process in which photosensitive materials are cured layer by layer until the final,…

Online commerce is an area that has grown very quickly in recent years, in part due to the pandemic. If you consider that, according to Statista, there are around 523 million e-commerce users in Europe alone, then it comes as…

Paris Fashion Week men’s haute couture collection (A/W 2023) took place this last week, seeing eclectic designs from Dior, Comme des Garçons, and Kenzo, as well as smaller unorthodox firms. Thursday 19th saw a piece from Danish outerwear brand Rains,…

It seems there is no shortage of new and exciting applications for 3D printing, especially in the medical field. And recently UpNano, a system provider for high-resolution and micro 3D printing, and Fertilis, an IVF specialist based in Australia, have…

It is certainly no secret that additive manufacturing is playing a key role in the automotive sector. And now, a new car project from students at Eindhoven University of Technology (Netherlands) could be a new milestone in the industry. The…

FDM technology is one of the most widely used processes in the 3D printing industry, favored in particular for its ease of use and accessibility. Many companies have had an impact on this market, and among the most influential players…

From January 17th to 26th, the city of Paris is welcoming the whole world to participate in the iconic Paris Fashion Week. This internationally known event is an opportunity for major brands to present their latest creations for the spring-summer…

Researchers in a multi-university collaboration between the University of Waterloo, Canada, University of Swansea, and University of St Andrews, both UK, have conducted experiments on 3D bioprinted cancer cells over a period of 11 days, to compare to results from…

A team of researchers from the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University have taken inspiration from nature to develop a rather surprising 3D printing method.…

Hello everyone, and welcome back to our Top 5 of the week! We have an exciting selection of 3D printing video content for you as always, from Dassault Systemes and material choices to the use of additive manufacturing for consumer…

3D microprinting, also known as micro-scale printing, is a micro-fabrication technique that allows the design of very small sizes, at the micrometer scale and below. Particularly popular in the electronics industry, it is growing steadily, with more solutions available on…

For some years now, the aerospace industry has been turning to additive manufacturing in the hope and expectation of conquering space. The technology is being used to build rockets, engines or even houses to live on the moon. NASA has…