Researchers at the UK’s University of Bath have designed an open source microscope prototype. The 3D printed microscope is intended to make educational tools more accessible. The project is fund…
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3D Printing News Sliced: 3D Hubs, Sintavia, German RepRap, Tomsk Polytechnic University
In this edition of Sliced, we feature: 3D Hubs, Prusa, Zortrax, Aurora Labs, Sintavia, EOS, German RepRap, Oberle, Lulzbot and Tomsk Polytechnic University. 3D Hubs releases its Q3 trends report Onlin…
Class action against Stratasys and MakerBot dismissed as “mere puffery”
A class action brought against Stratasys by the company’s shareholders has been quashed in the United States Court of Appeals. Initially brought to court in Minnesota, the case was a securities …
3D printing helps bring the underground Crossrail to London
Crossrail, a £14.8 billion project to expand London’s underground train network, is using 3D printing in the construction of its tunnels. Competing alongside leading contractors including SKANSK…
3D Printing News Sliced: Virginia Commonwealth University, Microsoft, Renishaw, Olaf Diegel
In this edition of digestible 3D printing news, we feature: Virginia Commonwealth University, Staffordshire Precision Engineering, Eclipse AM, Renishaw, Olaf Diegel, Microsoft, and Shawn Hunt. Senate …
Materialise 3D prints glasses with Italian designers Safilo
Belgian 3D printing specialist Materialise has revealed its latest collaboration with Italian glasses company Safilo. Safilo has enlisted Materialise to 3D print complex designs, which they have refer…
UBC researchers 3D print sensors to revolutionize water industry
Researchers at the University of British Columbia (UBC) Okanagan have used 3D printers to make sensors for water distribution networks. The tiny devices are capable of detecting changes in the water a…
3D Printing News Sliced: BigRep, Höganäs, Russian Institute of Aviation Materials
In this edition of Sliced 3D printing news, we feature: BigRep, Griffith University, Höganäs, the Russian Institute of Aviation Materials, Manufacturing Technology Centre, and HP. BigRep names Moshe A…
3D Printing News Sliced: Disney Research, Pier 9, Mitsubishi, Robo 3D
News that has made it through today’s slicer features: Disney Research, University Rey Juan Carlos, Autodesk’s Pier 9, the Traveling Museum of the Paranormal & Occult, the Odd Cat Sanc…
3D printed sonic devices could transform disposable blood tests
Disposable devices used to detect pregnancies, or harmful viruses like HIV, have developed to the point where results are almost 100% accurate. To push the capabilities of these devices even further, …