3D printing news

Throughout the year the 3Dnatives team has followed some of the most disruptive companies in the field of 3D printing. In our #3DStartup series, once a month, we interview startups that have come out of the mold thanks to their…

Scientists from Cornell University, Purdue University, and Case Western Reserve University have taken inspiration from bone to create more durable 3D printed structures. These structures could prove beneficial to the construction industry to support heavy loads, the same way our…

Why not 3D print your own Tesla Cybertruck? A smaller model of course. This was the idea of designer Roger Kappler who created a small-scale 3D model of the famous pickup truck that should be released in 2021. He started…

The company Moog Inc. designs, manufactures and integrates precision aerospace control parts and systems for four segments: aircraft controls, space & defense controls, industrial controls, and components. Just like many players in the aerospace industry, the company has grasped the…

Anisoprint provides additive manufacturing systems compatible with composite materials reinforced with continuous fibers, as well as providing these materials themselves. Continuous fiber composites are up to 30 times stronger than pure thermoplastics and comparable to metals. Their benefit also lies…

At the Texas Through Time museum, the fossilized skeleton of a Dimetrodon limbatus was 3D scanned by NVision, specialized in 3D scanning solutions. This will enable to 3D print an exact replica of the fossil skeleton. Usually, in order to…

TRIDITIVE, based in Spain and founded in 2013 is an additive manufacturing center for serial mass production in metal and technical materials. In its beginnings, the company focused mainly on training related to FFF technologies and the development of DIY…

This week we found the top 5 videos about 3D printing and the way additive manufacturing is shaping our society. The technology has infiltrated many sectors, from medical to automotive! Check out our selection of the week to keep up with the innovations! This week we…

During Formnext 2019, the 3D printer manufacturer WASP launched a new solution that prints medical-grade PEEK from pellets. WASP has gained recognition in the industry for its 3D printers dedicated to the construction sector – today it is bringing its…

During Formnext, the seventh edition of the Purmundus 3D Printing Design Award took place. This year’s theme was Beyond 3D Printing and 38 projects and companies made it to the finalists’ list. Three winners were named, voted by an international…

At the origin of any 3D printing process is the 3D modeling process: obtaining a 3D model is essential to create your part, whatever the sector of activity. This key step uses CAD software that offers a number of features…

At Formnext 2019, an unprecedented number of manufacturers presented their solutions for metal additive manufacturing, demonstrating how important this segment is and will continue to be for the industry. In fact, in a recent report focusing on metal AM, published…