US power management firm Eaton is applying additive manufacturing to generating low-cost hydropower for the Department of Energy. As part of their government contract, Eaton is set to manufacture and …
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Ricoh to replace metal tooling with Stratasys 3D printed equivalents
Electronics and imaging company Ricoh Japan has announced that it is replacing its traditional metal tooling with 3D printed jigs and fixtures made on a Stratasys Fortus 900mc system. By integrating 3…
Concept for 3-in-1 3D scanning, printing and cutting cube unveiled
In a recent research paper, a group of eight scientists from the Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León, Mexico, have proposed a “multifunctional cube like system” that combines scanning, dual…
3D Printhuset lays foundations for 3D printed office-hotel in Copenhagen
Building on Demand (BOD), the latest venture of Danish firm 3D Printhuset, marks a major breakthrough for additive manufacturing in construction. The concrete office-hotel structure, occupying just un…
3D printing on demand startup mything awarded €2.1 million
In the ongoing quest to search for a more efficient supply chain, 3D manufacturing startup mything.com aims to connect potential customers with designers and local manufacturers to provide them with c…
Canadian researchers in pursuit of artificially intelligent 3D printers
New research from the University of New Brunswick in Canada seeks to pair artificial intelligence with 3D printing technologies for application to manufacturing. Edward Cyr’s research, funded by a McC…
Thyssenkrupp’s 3D Printing facility up and running
German steel and engineering conglomerate Thyssenkrupp, already known for pioneering graphene technologies, has announced that its purpose built 3D printing centre has opened and commenced production…
Royal Navy unveils 3D printed “Nautilus 100” mothership concept
Earlier this year, the Royal Navy ran the Nautilus 100 challenge together with UK Nest, a not-for-profit Technology forum that “promotes the Engineering, Science and Technology interests of UK Naval D…
U.S. Army seeks commercialization of 3D printed cement barracks
Ordered, concrete, and spanning 512 square-feet, the Construction Engineering Research Laboratory (CERL) in Champaign, Illinois, has revealed the successful construction of its first 3D printed barrac…
A toast to Carbon and the University of Adelaide redesigning small-batch winemaking
The speed and quality of Carbon’s trademark Digital Light Synthesis, is helping its CLIP 3D printer technology gain traction in applications for series production of end-user parts. In a project…