NewsVenture Orbital Systems Inaugurates the First French Production Site for Rocket LaunchersIn Reims, France, a region perhaps best known for their champagne, Venture Orbital Systems (VOS), a start-up specializing in the development of micro space launchers and rocket engines, has launched the first French production site for rocket launchers. Additionally, the…Archive
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NewsVenture Orbital Systems Inaugurates the First French Production Site for Rocket LaunchersIn Reims, France, a region perhaps best known for their champagne, Venture Orbital Systems (VOS), a start-up specializing in the development of micro space launchers and rocket engines, has launched the first French production site for rocket launchers. Additionally, the…
NewsTop 5 Videos: 100 3D-Printed Homes in Austin, TexasThis week, we’re exploring construction in the 3D printing industry. First, get a glimpse of ICON’s plans to build 100 3D-printed homes in their hometown of Texas. Next, take a look at some of the software that is helping the…
NewsMX3D and Schindler Have Used 3D Printing to Design an ElevatorWhat began in 1857 in the Haughwout department store in New York has become an indispensable part of our lives: the passenger elevator. However, we realize that although we are in one almost every day, it rarely leaves a lasting…
ApplicationsITP Aero 3D Prints the Structure of the New UltraFan Aeronautical EngineAs the Spain-based subsidiary of British luxury automobile maker Rolls-Royce, ITP Aero continues to innovate in the aeronautical industry, particularly as it pertains to engines. Now, ITP Aero has designed and created one of the main structures of the new…
NewsOsaka University Researchers Discover Ultrasonic Quality Control MethodAs additive manufacturing companies embrace the design freedom of 3D printing products and parts, they also have to overcome the obstacle of maintaining quality control. Researchers from Osaka University in Japan have uncovered a solution that will help companies achieve…
NewsICON and Lennar to Build the Largest 3D Printed Community in TexasICON continues to make its mark on the 3D printing construction sector. The construction technologies company announced just this week that it has partnered with Lennar and BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group to make the largest community of 3D-printed homes to date.…
NewsMetal 3D Printing in the Food IndustryThe Swiss Bühler group specializes in the mechanical industry, particularly in the manufacture of machines for the food industry. In 2018, the company joined forces with Haas-Meincke, a Danish machine manufacturer that produces cakes and cookies of all kinds. Some…
NewsOptomec’s 3D-Printed Electronics Solution Boosts 5G Signals By 100%Analysis from Bank of America posits that wireless infrastructure deployment cycles have traditionally lasted just about a decade. Meaning we are approaching 3 years into the current cycle, leaving more than seven years of 5G investment opportunities ahead. The use…
NewsResearchers Create a Superior Titanium Alloy Using Laser Powder Bed FusionScientists from the City University of Hong Kong (CityU) have made a breakthrough in the design of a titanium alloy. Thanks to additive manufacturing (AM), they were able to successfully create an alloy with superior mechanical qualities. The project arose…
NewsStratasys Uses Polyjet & FDM Technology For Prince’s Paisley Park ExhibitionThis past summer, we informed you of Stratasys‘ involvement in the Prince shoe tribute that would be on display in an exhibition at the legendary musician’s recording complex. The exhibition has been extended through 2022, so if you happen to…
NewsScientists Develop New Method to 3D Print Living MicrobesScientists from Lawrence Livermore National laboratory (LLNL), a U.S. federal research facility located in California and founded by the University of California, Berkeley, have announced that they have developed a new method print living microbes in controlled patterns using 3D&
ApplicationsMaterialise and Proponent Sign Agreement to Increase Additive Manufacturing in AerospaceMaterialise continues to solidify it’s presence within the additive manufacturing (AM) aerospace industry! Just a few months since Airbus qualified the manufacturer to be one of only two companies (including EOS) to be their supplier for flight-ready, 3D-printed parts, they