3D printing news

How can micro 3D printing technology revolutionize the medical sector and advance research? Can it be used to create medical devices, treatments for various forms of disease, or even functional tissues and organs? Boston Micro Fabrication is asking itself all…

Welcome to our compilation of this week’s most compelling 3D printing highlights. We kick off this week’s edition with our very own video, providing a quick sneak peek into the exciting RAPID + TCT 2024 event, which will be held…

We are back with #3DEXPRESS to show you all the highlights of the news from the additive manufacturing sector this week! First up, BigRep unveils the ALTRA 280 and IPSO 105, both high temperature FFF 3D printers designed to unlock…

3D printing, like any other industry, is fraught with intellectual property law considerations at all levels. These range from 3D printing hobbyists who must respect copyright when uploading and sharing file designs, to multinational companies who guard their scientific discoveries…

Post-processing after 3D printing is crucial for ensuring the quality and durability of the produced parts. This phase, occurring after printing, involves various processes such as cleaning, surface treatment, and removal of support structures. It is essential for all types…

It has already been one week since the first-ever edition of ADDITIV Design World took place. The half-day virtual event was dedicated to Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM), and was put on with the help of our sponsor Evolve Additive…

When it comes to furniture and furnishings, Swedish giant IKEA still reigns supreme. One trend that has emerged around the brand in recent years is the concept of IKEA Hacks. But what is exactly? It’s actually quite simple: the idea…

In aviation, the use of 3D printed drones has already revolutionized our perception of aerial possibilities. These devices, the result of a fusion between 3D printing and modern aviation, offer unprecedented flexibility and adaptability. We’ve already seen a number of…

Fusion energy holds promise as a potential solution to humanity’s energy demands. However, unlike nuclear fission, the development of economically viable fusion reactors faces significant challenges. One such obstacle is the intense neutron irradiation that subjects reactor materials to extreme…

When thinking of banking equipment, most people conjure an image of old-fashioned money-counting machines or tools used by tellers sitting behind their counters. But as one of the oldest professions, dating back to records from around 2000 BCE in ancient…

Additive manufacturing has become a fully-fledged production process for the BMW Group. For over 30 years now, the automaker has relied on 3D printing for the manufacture of automotive parts, tools, work aids, and training. The “Additive Manufacturing Campus” in…

In a significant change for the golf industry, Cobra Golf has introduced their LIMIT3D irons, the first-ever commercially available irons leveraging 3D printing technology. This release marks a potential turning point for club design, promising to deliver an unprecedented blend…