3D printing news

While we are used to seeing 3D printing associated with plastic and metal, more and more initiatives are combining the technology with natural materials. London-based design studio Blast Studio recently developed a 3D printing method using mycelium, also sometimes called…

American company Sciaky, Inc. has announced that it will be delivering the world’s largest electron beam directed energy deposition (DED) 3D printer to Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI). The customized 300 Series Electron Beam Additive Manufacturing (EBAM) system will be used…

Rodin4D, the world leader in computer-aided design and manufacturing (CAD/CAM) in the orthopedic sector, has launched a new solution dedicated to orthopedic insoles. Called Arkad, it is based on a 3-step process: data acquisition from a 3D scan, insole design…

Cuisine has always been creative and original, constantly reinventing itself to satisfy our taste buds. This is why many chefs and amateurs imagine unusual recipes, based on foods you might not expect. This is the case for a team of…

If you have been following for a while, you have probably seen that additive manufacturing is increasingly finding its place within the defence sector. And now this has been confirmed as according to a market report published by Stratview Research,…

German company Infinite Flex has developed a copper powder for laser-based 3D printing processes, specifically for powder bed fusion. It is 99.5% pure copper, which is particularly interesting for the additive manufacturing market, which is more used to using alloys.…

It’s that time of the week again! Now that Sunday is here, we are sharing with you the best videos in 3D printing that we have found from this past week. First, learn more about Vital Autos who are using…

Have you heard of the popular game, Exploding Kittens? The UNO-like game took the world by storm a few years back and has since sold more than 10 million copies. Now the company is relaunching another of their games, Happy…

When it comes to extrusion printing processes, what comes to mind most often is FDM using filaments. But this is not the only material form available. Increasingly, printers adapted to print using pellets are coming to the market. Pellets or…

A team of researchers at the University of Minnesota have created the first 3D printed, flexible organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays, measuring 3.8 cm by 3.8 cm with 64 pixels. The project is particularly interesting as it is a flexible…

Over 2021, we saw a flurry of mergers and acquisitions throughout the additive manufacturing industry. It seemed that the industry was maturing and consolidation would continue, especially into 2022. However, a recent report from IDTechEx suggests this might not actually…

Today’s cargo ships are powered by large, complex engines that represent a strategic challenge for the maritime industry, which has been seeking to become more sustainable for several years. The industry is looking to optimize the parts of these engines,…