When I wrote about artist Heather Dewey-Hagborg, who had been taking DNA samples from the street and turning them into 3D printed portraits, I had to tell a friend that the artist’s portraits were onl…
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Sierra Resins and 3D Printlife to Develop Bioplastic Filament for FFF 3D Printing
When considering a viable 3D printing related business, consensus is that “consumable” will be a key focus of a successful venture. That probably comes from looking at the 2D printing current business…
Anatomically Accurate Aorta Cells 3D Printed at Sabancı University in Turkey
Everyday we are a step closer and a step further away from the 3D bioprinting of a functional organ made from human tissue. At Sabancı University in Turkey, a research team has pushed us further towar…
“How Do I Reach These Kids?” Build a 3D Bioprinter
After nine months of perseverance, high school seniors at Loveland High School in Ohio successfully created a 3D bioprinter. The payoff came as part of the capstone project for three students: Nathan …
Concept Laser is Big On Metals
“By enabling a machine to produce objects of any shape and [increasing] size, on the spot and as needed, 3D printing is ushering in a new era,” said Richard A. D’Aveni in his 2013 article titled “3D p…
The Big 3D Printing Survey is Back for 2014
Econolyst, a global additive manufacturing & 3D printing consultancy and research firm based in the UK, has launched what will now be an annual survey — the Big 3D Printing Survey. With the aim o…
3D Printing Gets its Finger on the Pulse of Thumbprint Scanners
As we move forward into a dystopian future, polluted with mistrust and insecurity, in which we must scan our thumbs at to get access to our refrigerators, new fingerprint recognition technology will n…
3D Printed UAV in Flight by AMRC
The Design & Prototyping Group at the University of Sheffield AMRC together with Boeing designed and built a prototype unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV). The prototype was manufactured using fused de…
Oak Ridge National Laboratory Takes 3D Printing Fast and Big
While I was at the AeroDef conference last week, I spoke with Dr. Ron Ott, Deputy Director of Energy & Transportation Science at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), who told me that Oak Ridge ha…
3D Printed Device to Track and Treat Heart Disease
The futurists were right! Soon, we will be able to monitor the various biological systems that make up our bodies, tracking the health of various organs and preventing illnesses like precogs catching …