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Additive manufacturing is often seen as a greener alternative to traditional manufacturing methods and mass production, which generates high emissions. One reason for this is that 3D printing only adds materials where they are actually needed, thus reducing waste. Although…

Materialise, a global leader in 3D printing software and services, has acquired FEops, a Belgian company specializing in AI (artificial intelligence)-driven simulation technology. FEops’ solution enables improved capacity, efficiency and clinical outcomes for structural cardiac interventions. Although the amount of…

3D printing is increasingly transforming the medical sector. Whether it’s to develop exoskeletons, cancer-fighting devices or tailor-made medicines, additive manufacturing has proven its worth time and time again. Today, we turn our attention to Singapore, where researchers at Nanyang Technological…

Sunday is finally here! And to help you start your week off on the right foot, we are once again sharing the top 5 3D printing videos that we found. To kick it off, learn from our very own Elliot…

3D printing has once again proved its worth in the construction sector: Ukrainian start-up UTU, a manufacturer of 3D printers for houses, has just completed the manufacturing of a home in the town of Irpin, west of Kiev. This is…

Put together a Fiat Topolino, 3D printing and summer… the result? A Fiat Topolino spiaggina specially made by Carrozzeria Castagna of Milan! The four-wheeler has been specifically designed just for the beach and with an unmistakable Italian style, immediately evoking…

Summer has been here for a few weeks now, and it seems that everyone is leaving on vacation as we all have our minds set on sea, sandy beaches and well-deserved rest. What’s more, the 2024 Olympic Games are about…

In pharmaceuticals, the development of new treatments involves a long series of tests and strict government scrutiny. The arduous journey from theory to drug approval is fraught with challenges. One of the biggest is undoubtedly the current testing methods that…

The Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) continues to show its dedication to advancing more industrialized additive manufacturing in the United States. And it’s not just 3D printed parts and materials coming out from the research institution. According…

The health of our oceans is critical to the well-being of our planet, yet they face increasingly significant challenges from various sources in this modern age: climate change-induced warming and acidification, plastic pollution choking marine life, habitat destruction, rising sea…

“Games wide open” is the underlying slogan of the 2024 Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games, opening in Paris later this week. Numerous athletes from all over the world will be doing their best to win the coveted medals in their…

Whether for tanks, propulsion systems, helmets, or on-ship printing, additive manufacturing is slowly but surely gaining a foothold in the defense industry. And new applications are being discovered nearly every month. For example, Sandia National Labs has announced that it…