3D printing news

Airbus and LM Industries have partnered together to launch a digital mobility startup, called Neorizon. The startup is a microfactory that will provide disruptive and innovative products with a focus on local mobility and autonomy. The headquarters and microfactory will…

A team of researchers from the University of Maine revealed the largest 3D printed part in the world. It is a boat, the 3Dirigo, designed on a large-format polymer 3D printer developed by the UMaine Advanced Structures and Composites Center.…

The audit firm EY has just published its second report, Global 3D Printing Report 2019, dedicated to additive manufacturing, following a first edition published in 2016. As expected, the market has evolved considerably in 3 years, particularly in terms of…

In recent years, 3D pens have allowed hobbyists, makers, artists and children to reach a new level of creativity. One of the players of this market is the European manufacturer, 3Dsimo. The company entered the market back in 2014, and…

Recently, CELLINK, based in Boston, launched the BIO X6 bioprinting platform. This six-printhead bioprinting platform enables users to combine more materials, cells and tools than other systems currently available on the market. In fact, the company specialises in designing and…

Aleph Farms is an Israeli startup that has developed a method to produce cultivated beef steaks. This method mimics the natural process of muscle-regeneration occurring inside the cow’s body, but under controlled conditions. One week ago, the startup successfully 3D…

A startup straight out of MIT, Inkbit, is working towards overcoming traditional constraints to 3D printing by giving its machines ‘eyes’ and a ‘brain’. The industrial 3D printer developed by Inkbit is a multi-material machine capable of printing extremely flexible…

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…

Last June, Aleph Objects announced its collaboration with FluidForm, the two companies were setting out to create a new bioprinting hardware with the long-term goal of creating real functional tissues. Aleph Objects, the manufacturer of LulzBot 3D printers decided to…

3D printing in the construction sector is booming, in fact SmarTech Publishing estimated this market will reach $40 billion by 2027. As a result, more and more companies are joining this new wave of manufacturing, which not only saves materials…

Additive manufacturing has become an essential technology, a production method adopted by more and more companies, from large groups, startups to SMEs. Its use requires some knowledge, whether in modeling, knowledge of the machine itself, materials, applications, etc. This is…

Emerging Objects presented its new project called Mud Frontiers, which aims to promote a more sustainable and accessible construction method. Led by architects Ronald Rael and Virginia San Fratello, the project consists of 4 3D printed huts from a mud-based…