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.

Pliable neural electrode with 3-D printed soft electronically active polymers. Photo via MIT.

3D Printing Industry year in review: April 2020

The month of April 2020 saw a multitude of new research within 3D printing material development and medical bioprinting applications, the unveiling of a new electron beam powder bed fusion technology,…

RZD high-speed Sapsan train fleet. Photo via Stratasys.

3D Printing Industry year in review: March 2020

The month of March 2020 saw the publication of additive manufacturing safety standards, new 3D printing materials qualified, innovative biomaterial discoveries, and even plans to 3D print explosives. …

Fabian Meyer-Brötz, head of 3D printing at Peri, showcasing the end result for the printing on February 19, 2020. Photo via COBOD.

3D Printing Industry review of the year: February 2020

The month of February 2020 saw industry leaders come together for TÜV SÜD’s 2nd Additive Manufacturing Conference, alongside 3D printing-enabled medical breakthroughs and a landmark delivery of 3D pri…

The ISS Exterior. Photo via Roscosmos/ NASA/TTUHSC El Paso.

3D Printing Industry review of the year: January 2020

As 2020 draws to a close, 3D Printing Industry looks back over a rather tumultuous and unsettled year, which for reasons obvious to many has left a lasting impact across almost all areas of modern lif…

The manufacturing process for creating the 3D printed intravesical devices. Image via Materials Science and Engineering journal.

SLA 3D printing provides new manufacturing route to produce bladder-retentive drug delivery devices

Researchers from the School of Pharmacy at University College London (UCL) and pharmaceutical 3D printing specialist FabRx have developed novel 3D printed devices capable of delivering medicine to the…

ABIGO's packaging line. Image via INTAMSYS.

INTAMSYS FUNMAT HT printer bridges spare part delivery gap for ABRIGO Medical

Shanghai-based 3D printer manufacturer INTAMSYS has helped Swedish pharmaceutical firm ABIGO Medical keep its production line running by filling a delivery gap of spare parts with re-engineered 3D pri…

3D printed E-drive housing for Porsche. Image via SLM Solutions.

SLM Solutions 3D prints Porsche E-Drive housing on NXG X11 600

German 3D printer manufacturer SLM Solutions has printed a proof of concept E-drive housing for Porsche on its recently released NXG X11 600 3D printing system. Made up of an integrated two-stage tran…

14Trees is using 3D printing to address Africa's housing and infrastructure shortage. Image via 14Trees.

14Trees deploys 3D printing to meet Africa’s affordable housing and schools demand

3D printing technology is being deployed at scale to build affordable and low-carbon housing and schools in Africa, in a bid to tackle the region’s chronic infrastructure shortage. 14Trees is a …

The new 4D_Additive software version uses artificial intelligence for nesting. Image via CoreTechnologie.

CoreTechnologie integrates AI into 4D_Additive software for new nesting functions

Engineering software developer CoreTechnologie has developed a new nesting function within its 4D_Additive print preparation program based upon artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms. The AI ensures …

Stratasys has launched its GrabCAD software Development Kit to meet the need of manufacturers increasingly looking to scale up 3D printing for production parts. Image via Business Wire/Stratasys.

Stratasys announces GrabCAD Software Development Kit to enable two-way enterprise software connectivity

3D printer manufacturer Stratasys has launched its new GrabCAD Software Development Kit (SDK) to enable two-way connectivity between its FDM 3D printers and enterprise software applications on the fac…