Researchers from KU Leuven, Materialise, a 3D printing software and services company, and Iristick, which develops industrial smart glasses, have proposed a method for classifying new 3D printed objects without retraining a vision model each time a new part enters…
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Texas A&M and U.S. Army Develop Foam That Absorbs Ten Times More Energy
Researchers at Texas A&M University and the DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory have engineered a composite that absorbs up to ten times more energy than conventional padding, threading a 3D printed elastomeric skeleton through ordinary open-cell foam to deliver a material…
3D Printed plug-and-play Packaging Enables low-loss Fiber Coupling for Photonic Chips
Researchers led by Erik Jung from Heidelberg University, a German research university with programs in photonics and nanotechnology, together with collaborators including Wolfram Pernice from University of Münster, a public research university known for work in nanophotonics and materials science,…
Fraunhofer’s UltraGRAIN project enables in-process microstructure control for metal AM
Researchers from the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft and RMIT University have demonstrated a method to control the grain structure of metal components during additive manufacturing (AM). The work was carried out within the UltraGRAIN research project, which focused on laser-based directed energy deposition…
North Carolina State University Develops Long-Lasting Self-Healing Composites
Researchers at North Carolina State University have developed a composite material capable of repairing itself over 1,000 times, demonstrating toughness beyond conventional fiber-reinforced composites used in aircraft, wind turbines, and turbine blades. The team estimates this approach could extend the…
3D Printed Ghost Guns Are Hard to Trace. Researchers May Have Found a Way In
A team of researchers in Australia has taken a closer look at a problem that is becoming more visible in forensic casework: how to analyse 3D printed firearms when the usual methods no longer work. Led by scientists at Curtin…
UT Austin Team Develops 3D Printed Capsule Robot with Magnetic Coating
A team at the University of Texas at Austin has unveiled a new soft capsule robot that could allow for minimally invasive diagnostics and therapy. Unlike traditional capsule robots, which rely on bulky internal magnets and limit the space available…
Researchers fabricate low-cost 3D printed microcolumn arrays for high-throughput DNA synthesis
Researchers at Yonsei University in Seoul developed a 3D printed microcolumn array designed to produce sub-nanomole quantities of DNA per feature while maintaining dense synthesis layouts. Published in Scientific Reports (Nature Portfolio), the study describes a substrate fabricated using LCD-based…
MIT’s Multi-Material Extrusion Platform Develops Fully Electric Motors On-Site
Electric motors are essential components across automated manufacturing systems, yet their production and replacement typically rely on centralized facilities and complex supply chains. Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) are developing a multimaterial 3D printing platform designed to…
