Maxon Introduces Digital Twin for Streamlined Product Marketing
Maxon, a software company specializing in professional 3D graphics, modeling, and rendering tools, has unveiled Digital Twin, a standalone application…
Metal-Base pre-launches sub-€10,000 LPBF metal 3D printer on Kickstarter
Dutch startup Metal-Base has announced the pre-launch of The Metal 1.0, a compact Laser Powder Bed Fusion (LPBF) metal 3D printer priced below €10,000…
Tekna expands titanium powder supply to U.S. aerospace Tier-1 supplier
Tekna, a supplier of advanced materials and plasma systems for industrial applications, has received a CAD 2.0 million order for high-performance titanium powder used in Laser Powder Bed Fusion additi…
The Fighting Zverse 3D Prints Its Way to Hall of Fame Glory
Let’s say you’re into stadiums. And you’re, like, only into stadiums. And maybe some other sports-related paraphernalia. And 3D printing. Here is a niche 3D printing goods retailer that’s just for you…
3D Printed Power Wheels – A Giant, 3D Printed RC Car
The first 3D printed car may come not with the bang of a giant 3D printer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, but the whir of two tiny RepRaps. Weighing 70 pounds and made over the course of 5 months wi…
The Autodesk 3D Printer
As our Editor Rachel said to me, “This is HUGE news!” CEO of Autodesk, Carl Bass, has announced that the company is releasing its own 3D printer, along with its own open software platform …
3DiTaly is Making Chocolate History with New 3D Print Shop in Sicily
Fans of all that is 3D printing (that definition is getting to be quite large) know that 3D printing technologies applied to food are starting to drive technological appetites. Foodini, 3D Systems’ an…
Just Another Day In 3D Printing: Flying Printers, Solar Drones & Nuclear Waste
The word ‘nuclear’ has been a buzzword for far longer than ‘3D printing’ or ‘drones.’ But what about putting all three words together? Do we get a buzz catchphrase that could top any trending chart? O…
The World’s First Masters Degree in 3D Bioprinting
Four universities in three countries across two continents have partnered to create one revolutionary masters degree program in 3D bioprinting. Together, Queensland University of Technology and the Un…
EOS Is Making Its Way Into Traditional Manufacturing
Spritzguss + Formenbau Bergamn purchasing an EOSINT M 280 direct metal sintering system is not just another company wanting to get into rapid prototyping services. This is a 250 employee group with 70…
Broken Bells and Safe Sex
Marketing can enable almost anything to be sold to the unsuspecting; for black to appear white and vice versa; and even the most wallet-wary to part with their money. It should be said, too, that mark…
Recycling is a Must for Legacy Filament Extruder Project
Just a few days ago we told you about the Strooder and of the importance of functional filament extruders for the growth and development of the 3D printing consumer industry. For consumer 3D printing …
NIH Opens Up Biomedical Knowledge with 3D Printed Medical Models
You know how you’re always saying that everything should be free? Especially science stuff? Maybe you’re not saying that, unless you’re broke, but it’s definitely something that I shout at ads on the …
NIST Funds Consortium for 3D Printing Materials $500,000
The United States government has increasingly become 3D printing crazy. I don’t mean to give you lists before giving you the official news, but I will! First: America Makes, formerly NAMII, was establ…
Spanish Telefónica turning to Open Source 3D Printing to Drive Innovation
In the open source community, even more in the RepRap 3D printing community, people smile thinking about the fact that, one day, even the largest companies will have to accept the different, and somet…







