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Top 5: How Could 3D Printed Biocomposites Change 3D Printing?
For this week’s Top 5, learn from five informative videos on additive manufacturing! First, take a look at 3D printed biocomposites, made with materials like cork, wood, bamboo, coconut, and even denim! Then, see how researchers at Georgia Tech are…
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For this week’s Top 5, learn from five informative videos on additive manufacturing! First, take a look at 3D printed biocomposites, made with materials like cork, wood, bamboo, coconut, and even denim! Then, see how researchers at Georgia Tech are 3D printing bioresorbable heart valves. Third, check out how Visiontech is using DLP technology to create multihead scrolling machines, and fourth, catch up on how Emergent 3D plans to 3D print homes in Los Angeles. Finally, learn how Renishaw is providing solutions for Mott Corporation to make filtration and flow control components. Happy watching!
Top 1: 3D Printed Recycled Biocomposites
Breton is an Italian multi-sector industrial group that builds and designs machines and plants for diverse technologies, including large-scale additive manufacturing. In this video, discover how the company uses recycled bio-composites companies to reduce waste and costs while maintaining high performance. Combining Mixcycling eco-friendly materials and the expertise of Stylplex, Breton pushes sustainable additive manufacturing to the next level. Discover what kind of materials Mixcycling creates, and how they make an impact, below:
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