Researchers from the Universidade NOVA de Lisboa (UNIDEMI) have highlighted a need for further research into circularity within the 3D printing industry. Following an in-depth literary review, the te…
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RMIT researchers 3D print high-strength concrete structures inspired by lobster shells
A team of researchers from RMIT University, Australia, have made 3D printed concrete structures stronger by drawing inspiration from lobster shell patterns. By emulating the biological spiral patterns…
Delft researchers 3D print biodegradable bone implants using porous iron
A team of engineers from the Delft University of Technology has used extrusion-based 3D printing to fabricate temporary bone implants made of porous iron. Much like magnesium or zinc, porous iron is b…
Maryland scientists create shape-shifting nozzle for 3D printing fiber-filled composites
Researchers at the University of Maryland (UMD) have designed a ‘morphing’ nozzle that enables users to 3D print customized parts with fiber-filled composites. Unlike conventional printheads, the tea…
University of Waterloo and Canada’s NRC partner to launch seven year R&D project into metal 3D printing
The University of Waterloo has announced a joint research and development project with the National Research Council of Canada (NRC) to advance metal 3D printing in Ontario, Canada. The collaborative …
Aldershof startup develops novel dual-color volumetric 3D printing method
For the past two years, a team of scientists and researchers from Berlin Aldershof science and technology park have been developing a novel dual-color volumetric 3D printing method which they say impr…
Tianjin researchers develop fully-3D printed modular pipe-climbing soft robot
Scientists at China’s Tianjin University have 3D printed a customizable robot that’s capable of scaling and monitoring pipes at industrial facilities in real-time. The single-piece device features a …
Rutgers engineers 3D print octopus-inspired camouflage-ready robots
Researchers from Rutgers University have created light-sensitive 3D printed artificial ‘muscles’ that are capable of fluctuating their appearance and shape on-demand. The robotic devices are based on…
Californian researchers develop new crack-resistant nickel-based superalloy for 3D printing
A team of researchers from UC Santa Barbara and Oak Ridge National Laboratory have developed a new defect-resistant superalloy for metal 3D printing. The Co-Ni superalloy reportedly overcomes the key …
NIST scientists develop method of precisely mapping polymer curing during 3D printing
Researchers from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have developed a method of exactly measuring the rate at which polymers harden during SLA 3D printing. Using an advanced pro…