Vermont-based metal additive manufacturing company A3DM Technologies, and Spanish advanced technology firm GPA Innova, have announced a partnership to advance the post-processing of metal parts produc…
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NASA allots $2 million to develop 3D printed multifunctional sensors
NASA scientist Mahmooda Sultana and her team have received $2 million to develop 3D printed multisensor devices for space exploration. Sultana is Associate Branch Head of the Systems Engineering Branc…
Wood-n’t you believe it: cellulose-based 3D printed electronics developed at SFU
After seeing the smart wood at CES 2019 we knew it would only be a matter of time before a 3D printed smart wood came along. For some time it seems, teams at Simon Fraser University (SFU), British Col…
Purdue and University of Southern California enhance 3D printing quality control with machine learning
Researchers from Purdue University, Indiana, and the University of Southern California have used machine learning algorithms to improve quality control in 3D printing. Arman Sabbaghi, the leading rese…
Aspect Biosystems and NRC Canada collaborate to study brain diseases
The National Research Council of Canada (NRC) and Aspect Biosystems, a Vancouver-based biotechnology company, are collaborating to use bioprinting to study and treat brain diseases. Tamer Mohamed, Chi…
3D Printing Research CrAMmed: WFIRM, Argonne National Laboratory, Siemens
3D printing is empowering researchers and inventors from all disciplines to investigate applications that cannot be done with any other technology. As such, with CrAMmed, 3D Printing Industry has star…
Watch: 3D printed ice-skating robot at World Economic Forum 2019
At this year’s World Economic Forum in Davos, ETH Zurich’s robotic engineers showcased their self-learning ice-skating robot, named, Skaterbot. Exhibiting the robot, Stelian Coros, the co-creato…
Virginia Tech engineers enable 3D printing of piezoelectric materials
Engineers from the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (VT) have found a way to 3D print piezoelectric materials, which convert mechanical energy into electric current. Xiaoyu ‘Rayne’ …
Self-curvature to become next step for 3D bioprinted corneas
In 2018 Newcastle University researchers made headlines after 3D bioprinting viable human corneas. Though years from transplantation, the development is a significant step forward for the field, and d…
Broken shoe? USC’s self-healing 3D printer material can help it repair itself
Researchers at the University of Southern California (USC) have developed a 3D printed rubber material that has the ability to repair itself. The elastomer has the potential to decrease manufacturing …