Award winning start-up Desktop Metal, has raised a further $115 million. The Burlington, Massachusetts based 3D printer manufacturer has announced the closing of a series D finance round. This brings the total finance raised by the company to $212 million.…
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SOLIDWORKS CAD gives British athletes an edge in World Para Athletics Championships
BAE Systems has implemented CAD software to create an advanced training tool for British wheelchair athletes. The 13 athletes took part in the “world’s first computerized indoor trainer for racing wheelchairs.” The Team GB World Para Athletics Championships team are preparing…
The Economist takes a look at 3D printing
3D printing has returned to the cover of the Economist magazine. The first issue from July features several articles and a leader about additive manufacturing. This is not the first time 3D printing has been featured heavily by the magazine,…
3D printing the next five years by Sander Adam CEO Leapfrog
Headquartered in the Netherlands, Leapfrog 3D printers are used by enterprises including Tesla, Philips, Volkswagen and NASA. The company sell a range of professional FDM 3D printers, the most recent of which is the newly launched Leapfrog Bolt Pro. 3D…
Overcoming the additive manufacturing skill gap pt. I
How does a company owner find experienced talent in an industry that’s only a few years old? This is the problem early adopters of Metal Additive Manufacturing are trying to solve. Metal Additive Manufacturing (AM) has caused great excitement in…
The future of 3D scanning by Andrei Vakulenko of Artec 3D
Today, our thought leadership series looking at the future of 3D printing takes a detour with a look at another important part of the additive manufacturing ecosystem, 3D scanning. Andrei Vakulenko is Chief Business Development Officer at Artec 3D. Artec…
The future of 3D printing by Eujin Pei and Giselle Loh, Brunel University London, UK
In this article looking at the future of 3D printing Eujin Pei and Giselle Loh, of Brunel University London, UK discuss how material properties and material behaviour can be controlled to support the integration of functions. Functionally Graded Additive Manufacturing…
The future of 3D Printing by Franco Cevolini, CEO CRP Technology and CRP Meccanica
How will 3D printing foster a revolution in both manufacturing and product development? In this article looking at the future of 3D printing, the CEO of CRP Group tells us more. The future of 3D Printing by Franco Cevolini, CEO…
The future of 3D printing by Dean Piper, CEO mUVe 3D
In this latest thought leadership article from our series looking at the future of 3D printing, the CEO of an Open Source 3D printing company tells us about the quest to make the “lowest cost, most versatile, multi-material” 3D printer…
3D Printing the next 5 years by OSHWA’s Alicia Gibb and Michael Weinberg
In this article looking at the future of 3D printing, Alicia Gibb and Michael Weinberg from the Open Source Hardware Association review the importance of Open Source for the 3D printing industry industry. Alicia Gibb is an advocate for open…
