Frustum updates TrueSOLID generative design platform for 3D
2018 3D Printing Industry Awards nominee Frustum Inc. has released the latest edition of its generative design platform TrueSOLID™. Working alongside …
The Raise3D Pro2 3D printer and the rise of Flexible Manufacturing
This year, California headquartered 3D printer provider Raise3D is launching the Pro2 Series of dual-extrusion systems. An upgrade of the acclaimed N2…
3D printing news Sliced Google, Robo 3D, Airbus and Stratasys
How is 3D scanning saving heritage sites? How can 3D printing help survivors of human trafficking? Which city has the most active 3D printing scene? All this and more in the latest edition of Sliced i…
Relativity Space raises $35 million to further first 3D printed rocket on Mars
The Stargate from space exploration technology startup Relativity Space is in development to be “the largest metal 3D printer in the world.” Powered by three robotic arms, the machine prom…
Australia races for Commonwealth Games gold with 3D printed gloves
Scott Crowley has competed in the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games held in Queensland, Australia, with the aid of gloves 3D printed at the University of Adelaide (UoA). The gloves were used in the w…
Aether is developing a from-CT scan organ 3D printing AI system
Aether, the biotechnology company behind the multi-tool Aether 1 3D bioprinter, is developing an artificially intelligent (AI) program for 3D printing organ models. Described as the “missing pie…
Low-cost space exploration enabled by Cornell University’s 3D printed satellites
Space Systems Design Studio (SSDS), a lab in Cornell University’s Sibley School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, is 3D printing small satellites for space exploration as part of NASAR…
Finnair A320 aircraft upgraded by passenger-friendly 3D printing
Finland’s largest airline, Finnair, has added an important cabin feature to its A320 aircraft. In a routine upgrade, the airline has installed the cabin with 3D printed spacer panels. The passen…
New 3D imaging techniques penetrate the heart of tissues for diagnosis
Researchers at the University of St Andrews in Scotland have discovered two new techniques for creating 3D images of internal, biological tissues. The non-invasive 3D scanning methods go deeper into t…
Latest AMUG 2018 releases PostProcess, BASF, Optomec
This week, 3D Printing Industry is reporting live from the 2018 Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) conference in St. Louis, Missouri (appropriately abbreviated as STL). A week-long schedule of …
Rize intros Digitally Augmented Parts to counter 3D printed piracy and counterfeits
Boston, U.S. based 3D printer manufacturer Rize Inc., has introduced what they are calling the first 3D printed Digitally Augmented Parts (DAP). According to Rize, DAPs will enable the creation of “fu…
Renishaw and Cardiff University corner niche in 3D dental market
Renishaw is working with the Cardiff University Dental Hospital (CUDH) to develop 3D printed Cobalt Chrome (CoCr) removable partial dentures. Though 3D printed dental and medical implants have been in…
HP showcases full-scale MJF 3D printing production solutions at AMUG
At the 2018 Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) conference in St. Louis, HP has made a statement about the future of 3D printing and its role in series production. A topic previously discussed …
America Makes and ANSI call for input on final additive manufacturing roadmap
Above a year after Version 1.0, America Makes and the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) have released a preliminary final draft of the AMSC Standardization Roadmap for Additive Manufacturin…
3D printing brings V&A sculptures to patients at Great Ormond Street
Sculptures from London’s leading art and design museum, the V&A, have been brought to young patients at Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH), through 3D printing. Working with GOSH Arts programme t…
