In a case study demonstrating the customizability of additive manufacturing, the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) in Australia has used a large-format 3D printer from the Germany-based BigRep to …
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Interview: What can Pantone color matching do for 3D printing?
The Pantone Matching System (PMS) from New Jersey-based color measurement specialist Pantone is the most widely used color standard in the world. Through the development of full-color 3D printers, it …
Q&A: Nick Florek, CEO, General Lattice and helping to kick start 3D printed, mass customization
General Lattice is a 3D design software startup headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. Currently less than one year old, the company is focused on a niche part of design for additive manufacturing (DfAM)…
University of Glasgow students create 3D printed tribute to James Watt
A team of University of Glasgow students have 3D printed a scale model of James Watt’s pioneering Boulton-Watt steam engine, marking the bicentenary of his death. Constructed over five months by membe…
Going beyond 3D printing for the Purmundus challenge 2019
Held since 2012 by German rapid prototyping company Cirp GmbH, the Purmundus challenge is an annual competition that invites designers and engineers from around the world to participate in a theme-bas…
3D Printing Industry Awards 2019 – Protolabs Trophy Design Competition winner announced
The 3D Printing Industry Awards will take place next month. So far we have received over 55,000 votes, making this the largest survey of the 3D printing industry. At our black-tie dinner in London the…
Kodak announces Design to Print Service for Portrait 3D printer at RAPID+TCT
The 3D printing arm of Kodak, the New York-based imaging technology company, will be announcing its new ‘Design to Print Service’ at Rapid + TCT tomorrow, which aims to assist its users in transformin…
Solvay reveals the winners of its Additive Manufacturing Cup 2019
Solvay, a Belgian chemical company, has revealed the winners of its Additive Manufacturing Cup 2019 (AM Cup). The AM Cup is a contest that pits university students from around the world against each o…
How to design for MJF and SLA 3D printing with Protolabs Application Engineer Joe Cretella
There’s now less than a week to go before we close submissions to the 2019 3D Printing Industry Awards Trophy Design Challenge in collaboration with Protolabs. This year, we designers can stretc…
Restoration of Porsche 928 component wins Weerg 2019 3D Printing Project Award
Weerg, an online 3D printing and CNC service provider, has announced Porsche technician Benjamin Nenert as the winner of its 2019 3D Printing Project Award. Nenert’s project of a vehicle component for…