NewsNative Shoes presents its 3D printed liquid rubber shoesThe Canadian shoe manufacturer Native Shoes has announced a new collaboration with the Self-Assembly Lab at MIT to design 3D printed shoes, using liquid rubber. The project, called Liquid Printed Natives, aims to use futuristic manufacturing methods to create everyday…Archive
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NewsNative Shoes presents its 3D printed liquid rubber shoesThe Canadian shoe manufacturer Native Shoes has announced a new collaboration with the Self-Assembly Lab at MIT to design 3D printed shoes, using liquid rubber. The project, called Liquid Printed Natives, aims to use futuristic manufacturing methods to create everyday…
NewsWhy combine artificial intelligence and 3D printing?Nowadays, we’ve noticed buzzwords such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Blockchain or Industry 4.0 being increasingly used and thrown around. In themselves, these technologies can have and are having a huge impact on today’s economy and existing production systems. But what
ApplicationsFossiLabs creates PEEK implants to promote bone growthFossiLabs, based in the US, is a startup focused on the development of FDM 3D printers to produce PEEK medical implant devices. As you may have noticed, high-performance thermoplastics such as PEEK have gained a lot of attention in the…
NewsTop 5 Videos of the Week: Lamborghini fans receive a gift from the manufacturer itself!This week we found the top 5 videos about 3D printing and the way additive manufacturing is shaping our society. The technology has infiltrated many sectors, from medical to automotive! Check out our selection of the week to keep up with the innovations! This week we…
NewsPanic! At The Disco uses 3D printing for its snare drumsThe drummer of the band Panic! At The Disco, Dan Pawlovich used 3D printing to create the body of his snare drum, the horizontal shell that sits between his legs and produces the highest sound. This new method of manufacturing…
NewsAMBOTS is our 3D startup of 2019!The first few days of the year are an opportunity for us to look back on the highlights of the past year, including major innovations in the additive manufacturing sector, driven by international startups. We launched a competition to reward…
NewsMEAN* creates 3D printed pavilion in Dubai to explore sustainable constructionDubai has welcomed major 3D printing construction projects, possibly more than any other city in the world. The city is truly home to much of the innovation and experimentation in this sector. Recently, the Middle East Architectural Network, also known…
NewsHenkel and Fortify partner to develop 3D printed injection molding toolsHenkel and Fortify announced a new collaboration to enable high-performance applications in 3D printing. The two companies will be partnering to find innovative solutions for injection mold tooling, prototyping and low volume production. Fortify is well known in the 3D…
ApplicationsYoYo, a 3D printed electric car for less than €8,000Do you remember the small 3D printed electric car project by the Italian company XEV? When we told you about the latest developments of the project earlier this year, we had our doubts as to its relevance. However, it seems…
NewsWhat were the 3D printing trends of 2019?Are you wondering about the state of 3D printing in 2019? What to expect for 2020? Today, we look back on the trends that shaped the AM industry in 2019! Underlying all these trends is the fact that additive manufacturing…
NewsBrazilian Researchers Use Bioprinting to Make a Small Liver in 90 DaysBrazilian researchers, based in São Paulo, claim to have used bioprinting to make liver spheroids – miniature versions of the liver – from human blood cells. These miniature organs are said to perform all the functions expected of them, namely…
NewsThe best 2019 videos about 3D printing!2019 has been a year full of exciting developments for the additive manufacturing industry across all sectors. New machines have been introduced to the market, many applications have broken records, better performing materials have been developed, etc. Fortunately, most of&hellip