Hayley Everett, Author at 3D Printing Industry

Hayley Everett

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Hayley is a Technology Journalist for 3DPI and has a background in B2B publications spanning manufacturing, tools and cycling. Writing news and features, she holds a keen interest in emerging technologies which are impacting the world we live in.

Metrology Engineer Sam Quilter 3D scans a rider with Artec Leo. Image via Vorteq.

Artec Leo 3D scanning helps Vorteq create “world’s fastest” cycling skinsuits for Olympic athletes

Sports performance brand Vorteq has turned to Luxembourg-based 3D scanner manufacturer Artec 3D to create custom-fitted aerodynamic skinsuits for cyclists. Using a combination of Artec’s Leo 3D scanne…

4D Biomaterials's 4Degra printed in a honeycomb structure. Photo via 4D Biomaterials.

New 3D printing MedTech advances from Shapeways, 4D Biomaterials and TechMed 3D

3D printing is being increasingly leveraged for a wide array of applications within the medical sector, such as biomedical implants, surgical planning instruments, anatomical models, and patient scann…

BAE Systems has been selected as the preferred tenderer with the Global Combat Ship - Australia for the Navy's future frigate capability. Photo via Royal Australian Navy.

Aurora Labs to test 3D printing marine components for Australian Navy

Australian metal 3D printer manufacturer Aurora Labs has entered into a partnership with Australian defense contractor BAE Systems Maritime Australia to test its 3D metal printing technology for the p…

Ricoh 3D, has used FABULOUS' ACTIVE material to 3D print water pump strainers. Image via Farsoon Technologies.

Farsoon and FABULOUS bolster partnership for 3D printed plastic food contact parts

Chinese 3D printer manufacturer Farsoon Technologies has strengthened its partnership with French materials producer FABULOUS for the development of 3D printable materials for food contact and drinkin…

The 3D printed LoreOne cycling shoe. Photo via Lore.

Preorder begins for LoreOne customizable 3D printed carbon fiber $2k cycling shoe

Cycle shoe manufacturer Lore has begun the preorder of its customizable 3D printed cycle shoes, the LoreOne. Claimed by Lore to be the first 3D printed hard-shelled carbon shoe, the LoreOne has been d…

The Redefine Burger – reportedly the world’s first 3D printed premium restaurant-style burger, packing 170 grams of New-Meat. Photo via Redefine Meat.

Redefine Meat launches 5 ‘New-Meat’ products to Israeli restaurants and hotels

Redefine Meat, a food 3D printing firm developing animal-free meat, has commercially launched its first-ever series of ‘New-Meat’ products to selected restaurants and hotels in Israel. Fabricate…

The ISN has developed a nano-architected material that is reportedly more effective at stopping a projectile than Kevlar or steel. Photo via Caltech.

3D printed nanomaterial could replace kevlar and steel for bulletproof armor

The Institute for Soldier Nanotechnologies (ISN), made up of the MIT, Caltech, ETH Zurich and the US Army Research Lab, has used 3D printing technology at the nanoscale to form a material that is repo…

Cast your nominations now for the 2021 3D Printing Industry Awards

Nominations are still open for the 2021 3D Printing Industry Awards, which have become a regular and well-loved feature on the additive manufacturing calendar since 2016. The awards are chosen by our …

New 3D printing jobs at NOA Brands America, appointments at Xometry, 9T Labs and more

Welcome to the latest edition of our 3D printing jobs and career moves update for the additive manufacturing sector. If you are looking for a new position in the industry, we keep our 3D Printin…

Continuous Composites' CF3D printing technology. Photo via Continuous Composites.

Continuous Composites raises $17M to commercialize Continuous Fiber 3D Printing

Continuous Composites, a developer of composite 3D printing technology, has successfully closed a $17 million Series A financing round. The funds will provide the firm with the growth capital to comme…