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.

The Anycubic Kobra Plus. Image via Anycubic.

Anycubic launches Kobra Plus and new filaments for advanced desktop 3D printing

Desktop 3D printer manufacturer Anycubic has unveiled the latest addition to its Kobra series of desktop 3D printers, the Kobra Plus, designed specifically for advanced users. With an increased …

Human vasculature model created using 3D Systems' Print to Perfusion process. Image via United Therapeutics.

United Therapeutics and 3D Systems shoot for 3D printed lung scaffold trials within five years

Biotechnology firm United Therapeutics has showcased what it claims to be the “world’s most complex 3D printed object” in partnership with 3D printer manufacturer 3D Systems at the recent LIFE ITSELF …

The new tools separate the lattice generation process into three fundamental components: unit cell, cell map, and lattice parameters. Image via nTopology.

nTopology launches new latticing technology to improve ease, speed and control of lattice generation

Engineering software developer nTopology has introduced its third-generation latticing technology to allow users to unlock an even broader range of 3D printing applications. Designed to be easy …

A 3D printed AuriNovo “living” ear for reconstruction in Microtia patients. Photo via 3DBio Therapeutics.

3DBio conducts successful human ear reconstruction with 3D bioprinted AuriNovo implant

Regenerative medicine company 3DBio Therapeutics and the Microtia-Congenital Ear Deformity Institute have successfully completed a human ear reconstruction using the former’s novel 3D printed AuriNovo…

The concept of Concordia University's DSP technology. Image via Nature Communications.

Concordia researchers develop ‘game-changing’ ultrasound 3D printing technology

Researchers from Concordia University have developed a novel direct sound printing (DSP) technique that leverages ultrasound waves to fabricate complex and precise objects. The team has publishe…

New 3D printing jobs at Hephaestus Labs, hires at XJet, Carbon, facilities at Artec 3D 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 Printing job …

The 3D printed acoustic hologram. Photo via UPV.

Researchers 3D print acoustic holograms for future nervous system disease treatments

A group of researchers from the Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV), the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), and Columbia University have discovered a potential new method to treat nervous …

3D printing industry news sliced: Nano Dimension, Nexeo Plastics, Oqton, Mimaki, Metron, and more

In this edition of Sliced, the 3D Printing Industry news digest, we cover the latest business developments, partnerships, and acquisitions in the additive manufacturing sector. Today’s edition feature…

The CAD rendering (left) and the proof-of-concept LATM surgical simulator (right). Image via Cureus.

Researchers create low-cost 3D printed spinal surgical model

A group of researchers from the Mayo Clinic, the Georgia Institute of Technology, and the Medical University of South Carolina have 3D printed a low-cost proof-of-concept spinal surgical simulator. Th…

One of MIT's customized 3D printed robotic hands. Photo via MIT.

MIT design enables anyone to create a customized 3D printed robotic hand

Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have created a design pipeline to streamline the process of building a customized robotic hand with tactile sensors. Users do not…