3D printing news

That’s it, we’re almost there! The 2018 Football World Cup began last Thursday in Russia. With the entire world joining in, each with the dream of bringing the cup home. To help celebrate this event, we decided to take this…

Swedish furniture giant IKEA has announced a partnership with UNYQ, a specialist in 3D printing who manufactures medical prostheses. Together, they want to create more ergonomic, personalized and interactive video game equipment, a goal that could be achieved by using…

Audi has recently adopted Stratasys’ multi-material, multi-color printing technology to create multi-colored and transparent parts for their vehicles faster. Using a J750 3D printer, it should help them speed up their prototyping process and design verification steps. In 2016, Stratasys…

Exciting 3D printing news brings the focus back to the Netherlands as 3D printed houses could be built by next year in the city of Eindhoven. An additional initiative in the construction field that confirms the benefits of additive manufacturing…

While 3D printing food is becoming more and more popular, it seems that the cocktail department is also interested in this method of manufacturing. The Quebec startup, Devoray, has revealed a new and original offer that allows you to create…

EDG is a New York-based architecture firm that says it has developed a new method of digital sculpture, called “Modern Ornamental”, used to restore a building in New York City. This method relies on 3D printing to make complex molds…

At their Innovation Summit in Barcelona, HP revealed their latest advances in additive manufacturing, unveiling their plans for 3D metal printers. While they have recently entered the top 5 list of the largest vendors of industrial 3D printers, they could…

A team of researchers at MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) are working with the Institute of Advanced Metropolitan Solutions in Amsterdam on a project called RoBoat. The goal is to create a system of autonomous boats that…

In 2013, Vader Systems presented us with their prototype for their first 3D printer, the Mark 1, which was based on Liquid Metal Jet Printing technology. Created by Scott Vader and his son Zach, the startup wanted to make metal…

It appears that bioprinting is gaining more ground as engineers at the University of Illinois have reportedly developed a new sugar-based biomaterial that could have a significant impact on medical engineering and cancer research. The team of engineers has opted…

Metal additive manufacturing is one of the main trends in 3D printing with strong growth in recent years – the new Wohlers Report 2018 explained that 1,768 metal additive manufacturing solutions were sold in 2017 compared to 983 in 2016,…

While we thought we had seen some crazy 3D printing materials, BMW and the MIT Self-Assembly Lab may have taken the cake after revealing a project that they have been working on for inflatable liquid material. This project has brought…