Researchers from the University of Exeter Law School have patented a watermarking technology for use with 3D printing which they claim will “revolutionize” how 3D printed objects can be distributed, t…
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Biden issues new rule to crack down on ‘ghost guns,’ 3D printing industry responds
Legal experts and gunmaking hobbyists have cast doubt over the relevance of US President Joe Biden’s upcoming ‘ghost gun’ reforms to the 3D printing industry. Soon to be introduced in the form o…
Honda issues Printables with takedown notice for all Honda-related 3D models
Automotive manufacturer Honda has issued 3D printer manufacturer Prusa with a takedown notice for all Honda-related 3D printable files from its Printables 3D printing repository. All models refe…
AM Coalition calls for improvements to US Congress COMPETES bill for electronics 3D printing
The Additive Manufacturing Coalition (AM Coalition) has sent an advisory letter to the US Congress regarding its recently approved COMPETES bill, which passed through the Senate on 4th February. …
BICO licenses Organovo’s 3D bioprinting technology to end legal dispute
Bioconvergence specialist BICO has signed a licensing agreement with 3D bioprinting firm Organovo as a means of ending their long-running legal dispute. Despite dismissing claims it had contravened O…
Open-source advocates: ORNL’s ‘SkyBAAM’ 3D printer “copying” earlier Hangprinter technology
Insiders and analysts have made their predictions on the 3D printing trends to watch out for. Find out more in our series focused on the future of 3D printing. Two of the industry’s leading open-…
3D printing falls out of top 20 fastest growing technologies of 2021 according to patent data
The latest annual report from IFI CLAIMS Patent Services has revealed that 3D printing has dropped out of the top 20 fastest growing technologies of 2021, based on US Patent and Trademark Office (USPT…
nScrypt granted patent for 3D printed electronic personalized therapy devices
What are the 3D printing trends to watch in 2022? Read insights and analysis from over 40 additive manufacturing experts. Florida-based microdispensing specialist nScrypt’s research arm, Sciperio, has…
Shell becomes first European company to receive third-party CE certification for in-house 3D printed part
Oil and gas giant Royal Dutch Shell has reportedly become the first company in Europe to obtain CE certification from a third-party authority for a part 3D printed in-house. The part in question…
USNC licenses ORNL method to 3D print nuclear reactor components
The Seattle-based Ultra Safe Nuclear Corporation (USNC) has licensed a novel method to 3D print components for nuclear reactors using refractory materials such as silicon carbide. Developed by O…