3D software developer Autodesk has announced financial results for the first quarter of fiscal 2021. Total revenue for the company increased 20 percent to $886 million, compared to the same period fo…
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Scientists from Binghamton University 3D print reconfigurable liquid metal lattice
Scientists from Binghamton University’s Watson School of Engineering have used 3D printing to produce a reconfigurable liquid metal lattice hand. Created by combining liquid metal with a 3D printed sh…
TRANSFORM-CE: MMU €9.6 million plans to give plastic ‘a new lease of life’ with 3D printing
Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) has undertaken a €9.6 million project to transform single-use plastic waste into feedstock for additive manufacturing, as well as intrusion molding – a c…
Danish Technological Institute creates metal detectable 3D printed parts for food processing
The Danish Technological Institute (DTI), headquartered in Taastrup, has partnered with Scopic, a detectable product manufacturer based in Wales, to create metal detectable 3D printed nylon parts for …
HRL, nTopology, and Morf3D explore advanced design and materials with 7A77 – the world’s strongest additive aluminum
Taking advantage of additive manufacturing requires exceptional design and production, but only if the materials used can meet the desired expectations during end use. Though metal 3D printing’s use i…
3D Printing News Sliced: CELLINK, Zortrax, Xometry, Nanoscribe
This week’s edition of Sliced, the 3D Printing Industry news digest features 3D printed toys to scramjet engines, and the latest preview of TCT 2019. We also cover Xometry, Zortrax, UPM, CELLINK, GE …
University of Manchester develops 2D material MXene ink to 3D print supercapacitors
Researchers at the University of Manchester in the UK have for the first time demonstrated the possibility of 3D printing freestanding objects with 2D material MXene. As the first study on the 3D prin…
Aalto University develops 3D printing database to help conventional manufacturing make the switch
EIT Digital, a digital innovation, education community and accelerator of the European Institute of Innovation & Technology (EIT), has supported the creation of a 3D printing database. Developed t…
3D printing news Sliced: Modix, CRP Technology, OpenAdditive, Florida Makes, Polymaker
This week’s edition of Sliced, the 3D Printing Industry news digest features, the latest large scale 3D Printers from Modix, a new Windform FR1 Flame Retardant composite from CRP Technology, and new 3…
3D printing news Sliced: RESHAPE, GE Additive, NASA, Hawk Ridge Systems, T&R Biofab
This week’s edition of Sliced, the 3D Printing Industry news digest features, the first UK conviction for a 3D printing a gun, new bio-printing technology, and growing investment in 3D printed concret…