3D printing news

This summer, the University of Texas at Austin published an exciting innovation in 3D printing, which has the potential to revolutionize the next generation of medical devices and flexible electronics. Researchers at the university, funded by the US Department of…

Reducing construction time and costs is the goal of the Japanese company Lib Work, based in Kumamoto Prefecture. 3D printing in construction is no longer a futuristic concept; it has become a fundamental part of the industry. From office buildings…

A new collaborative pilot project at the U.S Army’s Detroit Arsenal, located in Warren, Michigan, is set to showcase how large-scale 3D printing can be utilized to upgrade aging infrastructure with minimal disruptions. The project will bring together the National…

The Beechcraft 18, also known as the “Beech 18,” is an American twin-engine aircraft from the 1930s. It is small, fast, rugged, and versatile. These qualities quickly made it appealing to the military, and during World War II, it was…

Indigenous communities across Canada face one of the country’s most urgent housing crises. Although indigenous people comprise just 5% of Canada’s overall population, they account for 35% of individuals experiencing homelessness, according to a 2020-2022 government report. In response to…

Through the excitement and fanfare of the last stage of the Tour de France, one of the quiet stars of the competition didn’t even pedal at all. Beneath Slovenian cyclist and Tour de France Winner Tadej Pogačar, a sleek $400…

Once considered a leading force within the additive manufacturing industry, Desktop Metal officially filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. This move comes amid ongoing efforts to stabilize the company’s financial position and sell off key international subsidiaries. The company filed this…

Bentley Motors has unveiled its EXP 15 concept, a digital project that captures both the spirit of the brand’s Grand Tourer roots while also pushing towards a future defined by sustainability, additive manufacturing, and electrification. The company recently revealed the…

Our legs and feet carry us through life, allowing us to move in many different ways: walking, running, jumping, and dancing. We usually only realize how important they are for smooth, pain-free movement when health issues arise. Injuries, foot deformities…

It was announced this month that Midlands 3D, a British company based in Stone, Staffordshire, has officially marked the opening of what is believed to be the most automated polymer 3D printing production facility currently operating in the United Kingdom.…

Nickel alloys have become increasingly important in 3D printing due to their thermal and mechanical strength as well as their resistance to corrosion. These qualities make them an ideal choice for producing high-performance components in industries such as aerospace, automotive,…

Gone are the traditional methods of manufacturing orthoses and prostheses. 3D printing has made it possible to create these types of medical devices, making them lighter, stronger and adjustable to the specific needs of each person. Prothesia, a Mexican company,…