Top 5 Videos: 3D Printing Takes Gold at the Repair Center at the Paralympics

We have come to the end of another week! Now that September is starting to ramp up, the additive manufacturing industry is also waking up after the summer vacation with new stories coming out every day, including videos. So let’s take a look at some of the best that we’ve seen! Starting off, see how Ottobock used 3D printing to help athletes at the Paralympics before checking out a guide on a new software, Cognitive Design. Next, Ohio’s 3D printed house is hoped to be a solution to the state’s housing crisis while Krones is turning to additive manufacturing for its production. Last but not least, ELEGOO has released a benchy test of its new flagship CoreXY printer, the Centuari Carbon. Happy watching and let us know which is your favorite!

Top 1: Ottobock Explains the Use of 3D Printing at the Paralympics

The Paralympics may be over, but the achievements of these incredible athletes will last forever. And we are proud to say that 3D printing had a significant role to play as the Paralympians reached for gold. Check out our latest 3D Interviews where we go behind the scenes with Ottobock at the Paralympics Repair Center where 3D printing is just one of the technologies used to help repair prostheses, orthoses and wheelchairs. We spoke with AM expert Leon Fiolka about the types of 3D processes used, the cases they had already seen and more!

Top 2: Get Started With Cognitive Design

Last week we told you about Cognitive Design, the new software from Cognitive Design Systems. There we were able to tell you about all the benefits of using Cognitive Design for additive manufacturing as it helps to optimize the entire design process, from start to finish, optimizing even the most complex geometries for 3D printing. Now in the video below you can get started with mastering the software!