3D printing news

What is the most dangerous disease in the world? Although most would point to cancer, it is actually heart disease that takes that role and even curing it can be deadly for sufferers of a variety of cardiovascular conditions. Thankfully,…

As 3D printing technology is revolutionizing traditional building methods worldwide, the unveiling of Central Asia’s first 3D printed house in Almaty marks a significant stride forward. This project, a collaboration between manufacturers BM Partners and COBOD International, represents a significant…

It has long been clear that with additive manufacturing, not even the sky is the limit. And once again that has been proven. Sintavia, a company which claims to be the world’s first all-digital aerospace component manufacturer, has announced that…

OpenSCAD is a free, open-source CAD software aimed at making solid 3D models. This CAD software is suitable for experienced users who are comfortable with programming. One of the critical features of OpenSCAD is that it is a script-only 3D…

Last week, researchers from MIT and the University of Texas at Austin announced a significant advancement in 3D printing technology with the first-ever chip-based 3D printer. This device, which is no larger than a coin, represents a significant leap in…

With two weeks to go before RAPID + TCT begins, the excitement continues to build around the extensive lineup of exhibitors set to showcase their innovations in additive manufacturing. This event, taking place from June 25-27 in Los Angeles, California,…

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, presenting different 3D printing users in various sectors and uncovering their visions and insights on the industry…

It’s that time once again! Now that Saturday is here, it is the moment to take a look back at some of the most pertinent news in the 3D printing news from the week. First, let’s start with Agnikul Cosmos.…

Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) offers many advantages, particularly its accessibility and office-friendliness, making the technology appealing. However, the extrusion nozzle can only print and process one type of filament at a time, limiting precise, spatial control of material blending. To…

Metal 3D printing is used in numerous fields and possibilities for expanding its potential are constantly being discussed in the aerospace, automotive and shipbuilding industries. Large-format parts are now being produced from metals using 3D processes and the technologies are…

Last week, the International Space Station (ISS) witnessed a significant milestone as the European Space Agency etched its name in history by accomplishing the first-ever metal 3D printing in space. This achievement, spearheaded by a consortium led by Airbus, signifies…

According to a study conducted by the European Parliament, between 4.8 and 12.7 million tonnes of plastic find their way into our oceans. This alarming statistic poses a significant threat to both our planet and the species inhabiting it. The…