3D printing news

Now that the weekend is finally here, we are once again taking a look back at the news of the week in our #3DExpress. Starting it off, Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has once again predicted that the company will be…

In an impressive feat of veterinary medicine and engineering in Chester, UK, a six-month-old Cockapoo named Arthur has made a full recovery from paralysis and regained his ability to walk thanks to advanced 3D printing technology. The once-paralyzed puppy’s recovery…

With the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), the USA sealed the increased expansion of renewable energies in 2022. Since then, the available funds have been used to expand green alternatives. Last year, for example, solar systems with a capacity of 33…

Biomimicry is defined by Cambridge as “the practice of making technological and industrial design copy natural processes.” Although it may seem counterproductive to bring technological advancements back to the natural world, this practice is driven by the fact that increasingly engineers…

Founded in 2011 in Jinhua, China, Flashforge is a long-standing player in the desktop FDM/FFF 3D printer market, with flagship models such as the Creator, Finder, Guider and Dreamer. More recently, the brand has extended its offering with a range…

3D printing is making significant strides in the automotive sector, particularly within Formula 1, where its adoption is becoming increasingly prevalent. Teams like Visa Cash App RB, in collaboration with ROBOZE, and McLaren, which is actively developing prototypes, are at…

As we know, 3D printing, along with other disruptive technologies, plays a key role in Industry 4.0 and helping society move towards smart production. This is why events and trade shows are so important for bringing together experts and exhibitors…

Amid the growing adoption of 3D printing within the medical field, researchers at Poland’s Łódż University of Technology are developing a revolutionary solution for infant boys born with hypospadias, a common congenital condition affecting the urethral opening, causing it to…

3D scanning is a non-contact, non-destructive process used to capture the shape and dimensions of real objects or environments. Utilizing lasers and cameras, this technology collects detailed data that can be transformed into high-precision 3D models for a variety of…

Following the recent introduction of STEP Parts Now, an on-demand additive parts service, Evolve Additive Solutions will be highlighting the robust production capabilities of STEP technology at RAPID + TCT 2024, in collaboration with key partner and largest customer, Fathom…

Following the initial Bambu Lab announcement of a recall earlier this year, U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, has formalized this (5 months later), confirming that it has impacted approximately 12,800 units of A1 3D printers sold before January 30, 2024.…

Only one week left until RAPID + TCT 2024, taking place on June 25-27 in Los Angeles, California! What is exceptional about the largest event in North America is its success in bringing all people, from novices in additive manufacturing…