IperionX, a North Carolina-based advanced materials enterprise, has announced a collaboration with the U.S. Department of Energy’s (“DOE”) Oak Ridge National Laboratory. The work concerns …
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How CRP Technology’s Windform materials took flight with 3D printed drones
Selecting the right material for security drones is crucial. This is an area CRP Technology, a provider of 3D printing services and materials, specializes in as it’s long been a player in the 3D print…
London Borough of Hackney has high hopes for 3D printing technology in circular economy push
The London Borough of Hackney recently awarded £600,000 in grants via its Hackney Central Impact and Ideas Grant Fund, supporting local businesses pushing the circular economy. The program involved a …
Jellatech reaches new milestone in collagen bioink development
Biomaterials developer Jellatech has announced a new milestone in the development of its 3D printable cell-based collagen bioink. After two years of development, the company has successfully engineere…
Latest 3D printing biomaterials from BOSK, Filaments.ca, Otrivin Air Lab and EPFL
With more and more green initiatives popping up around the world, the market for materials making environmentally-sustainable claims seems to be exploding. This week alone, there’s been a whole slew o…
Researchers develop unique resin that can be 3D printed into human bio-sensor implants
Scientists at the University of Houston have developed a novel method of 3D printing bio-sensors that could one day be implanted into human hosts. Using multiphoton lithography (MPL), the team’s…
igus launches new DLP 3D printing material that lasts ‘up to 60 times longer’ than other resins
Multinational polymer manufacturer igus has released a new Digital Light Processing (DLP) 3D printing material that’s said to last up to 60 times longer than those of its competitors. Developed …
Desktop Metal unveils new expandable foam 3D printing material, FreeFoam
3D printer manufacturer Desktop Metal has debuted FreeFoam, a new 3D printable photopolymer resin family that contains heat-activated foaming agents. Invented by Texas-based materials specialist Adapt…
Fortis3D enters 3D printing filament market with unique custom formulations
Canada-based 3D printing materials start-up Fortis3D is breaking ground within the filament market thanks to its unique portfolio of custom filament formulations and compounds. Having made its debut e…
ORNL scientists develop “easily adoptable” method of upcycling plastic waste into 3D printing filament
Researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) have come up with a novel way of turning discarded plastic into a Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) 3D printing material. Using a ‘click chemis…