Wolverhampton University scientists have developed a new 3D printable, self-adjusting smart swab for
September 10, 2020 Read More
Fraunhofer Unveils New System for 3D Printing Multi-Functional Parts
Fraunhofer IKTS scientists have developed a Multi Material Jetting (MMJ) system that combines
September 2, 2020 Read More
3D Printed Aluminum Device Makes Low-Cost Carbon Capture Possible
Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) engineers have 3D printed a unique aluminum device to enhance
August 25, 2020 Read More
Scientists Use Local Soil to 3D Print Greener Load-Bearing Structures
Texas A&M scientists have developed a new 3D printed, local soil-based, load-bearing structure
August 21, 2020 Read More
Peregrine Assesses Quality of 3D Printed Parts in Real-Time
Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) scientists have built a new software to assess the quality of
August 19, 2020 Read More
ANL Uses Temperature Data to Control and Fix Defects in 3D Printing
Argonne National Laboratory(ANL) scientists have come up with a new solution for controlling defects
August 7, 2020 Read More
Columbia Scientists Invert the Laser for Multi-Materials 3D Printing
Columbia Engineering has developed a new laser inversion technique for 3D printing objects with
July 30, 2020 Read More
3D Printed Pistons Make Porsche’s 911 GT2 RS an Even More Faster, Meaner Machine
Porsche has teamed up with Mahle and Trumpf to 3D print highly-stressed pistons for the fastest
July 29, 2020 Read More
The Most Versatile, 3D Printed Carbon Fiber Bike Ever
Superstrata, a Silicon Valley bicycle brand, has launched what it claims to be the world’s first
July 17, 2020 Read More
NYU Study Raises Concerns on Hackability of 3D Printed Composite Parts
An NYU Tandon School of Engineering study has raised concerns on the security of intellectual
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