3D printing news

At CES 2021 Exos unveiled their 3D printed back brace, entitled Armor, intended to better posture and treat scoliosis. The Exos Armor is fully eco-sustainable and entirely 3D printed from eco-friendly materials making it both light and strong at the…

ExOne announced last week that it has joined the Additive Manufacturer Green Trade Association (AMGTA) as a founding member. The AMGTA, a non-profit global trade group, is devoted to the promotion of the environmental benefits of additive manufacturing (AM). With…

This week we found the top 5 videos about 3D printing and the way additive manufacturing is changing production. The technology has infiltrated many sectors, from medical to automotive: check our selection of the week to keep up with the innovations! If you enjoy these, you…

Dora Goodman is a Budapest-based company specialising in open-source 3D printed cameras. Goodman started redesigning cameras using wood as a hobby. A few years later, having found her vocation, Goodman quit her job and pursued her dream full time. The…

West Coast Customs (WCC) have turned to 3D scanning solutions from Artec 3D to customize a Lexus LC 500 for Black Panther 2, scheduled for release on July 8, 2022. After scanning numerous components of the vehicle and earning approval…

WASP (World’s Advanced Saving Project), an Italian 3D printing company working especially in the realm of sustainable construction, has completed the printing phase of the TECLA supporting structure, the first 3D printed eco-habitat. The TECLA project was launched in 2019…

For the additive manufacturing industry, 2020 has been a year of great change, both positive and negative. Many companies have taken advantage of their capabilities to grow in the sector, while others have not been able to withstand the impact…

Scientists at Australia’s RMIT University found that 3D printing concrete in helicoidal, or spiral, patterns rather than standard parallel lines, resulted in increased structural integrity of the final piece. This, in turn facilitates the production of taller, more complex and…

Redefine Meat develops 3D printing technology to produce plant-based meat alternatives (which they call Alt-Meat products). Today, the Israeli-based company revealed the results of the largest-scale public blind-tasting of Alt-Meat products ever made, targeted to meat eaters. Conducted with Best…

Founded in 2018 by 3D printing company Kwambio and WeFund Ventures in Ukraine, ADAM develops on-demand 3D printed bone implants. The initial vision of the company was to create a carshop-like infrastructure where any part of the human body could…

Following COVID-19’s evolution from epidemic to pandemic, fear of PPE shortages in hospitals quickly became a reality for many countries across the world which has yet to subside. The 3D printing industry reacted quickly. In the last year we’ve seen…

Service providers play an important role in the additive manufacturing market. EY’s 2019 study on the state of 3D printing (3D printing: hype or game changer?) reported that there had been a significant increase in the percentage of companies using…