Canada's Dalhousie University pioneers 3D printed bolus devices to improve radiation therapy
Nov.17, 2017 -
A team of medical professionals and students at Dalhousie University in Canada have created a set of 3D printed 'bolus' devices that will improve the treatment of cancer patients. They are specifically tailored to a patients anatomy, so they will fit more comfortably and optimize the radiation dosage that is adminstered.
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Singapore's LTA leverages 3D printing, robotics and VR to improve rail reliability
Nov.17, 2017 -
Singapore's Land Transport Authority and private rail operators will soon be making use of 3D printing, as well as AR, VR and robotics, to improve the way the rail network functions. Maintenance, logistics and training of staff will all be made much faster and cheaper with the use of Industry 4.0 innovations.
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SpaceIL hopes lunar lander's 3D printed legs could help it scoop $20M Google Lunar XPRIZE
Nov.16, 2017 -
Israeli nonprofit startup SpaceIL is using 3D printed legs on its unmanned space lander, a spacecraft competing for more than $20 million in prize money as part of the Google Lunar XPRIZE initiative. The 3D printed legs are being supplied by Zurich's RUAG Space.
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3D Potter announces large-scale Potterbot XLS-1 ceramic 3D printer that uses full-body clay
Nov.16, 2017 -
The latest product in 3D Potter's Potterbot range, the XLS-1, is now available. It boasts a huge build volume of up to 9 feet in height by 9 feet in diameter, due to its 360 degree continuous print rotation. The printer can extrude clay as well as other ceramic materials, polymers, and even food.
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Nov.16, 2017 -
Some 30 3D printing companies have joined forces to create the 'Family of the Future,' a conceptual project featuring a 3D printed mother, father, and child. Just unveiled at formnext, the Family of the Future serves to demonstrate the power of collaboration and co-creation, as well as sparking the public's imagination as to what 3D printing can do.
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Xact Metal introduces new mid-sized, multi-laser XM300 metal 3D printer
Nov.16, 2017 -
American metal 3D printing company Xact Metal has announced a new mid-sized metal 3D printer: the XM300. The machine is the company's second 3D printing product, following its original XM200 laser-based metal 3D printer which was introduced in June 2017.
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Cambridge's 3D printed nanoscale magnetic circuits could improve future electronic devices
Nov.16, 2017 -
A team from the University of Cambridge has developed a nanoscale magnetic circuit using 3D nano-printing which is capable of moving information in three-dimensions. This innovation has the potential to increase the processing and storage capabilities of next-gen electronic devices.
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Fluorescent 3D printed microstructures could thwart counterfeit money
Nov.16, 2017 -
Researchers at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology and optical company ZEISS are using fluorescent 3D printed microstructures to improve counterfeit protection. The innovation could prevent the forgery of bank notes, documents, and branded products.
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Watch how Dubai's Emirates is 3D printing aircraft cabin parts using SLS technology
Nov.16, 2017 -
Emirates, the Dubai-based airline, is using selective laser sintering (SLS) 3D printing to make cabin parts for its aircraft. The 3D printed parts, printed by 3D Systems, include video monitor shrouds and cabin air vent grills.
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Nov.15, 2017 -
3D printing news is coming thick and fast these days, and we can't expect you to always stay ahead of the curve. So here's another quick round-up of stories you might have missed, including an award for a 3D printed sleep apnea mask, a new filament drying solution from Mass Portal, and more besides.
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Nov.15, 2017 -
Surgeons from the University of Mainz Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery Department in Germany have turned to 3D printing technology to help advance and improve surgical planning processes for complex vascular operations.
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Dubai's RTA announces plans for 3D printed bus stop, pedestrian bridge & marine transport station
Nov.15, 2017 -
Dubai should be seeing a number of new 3D printed civil structures within the next few years. The Roads and Transport Authority recently announced plans for a 3D printed bus stop, pedestrian bridge, marine transport station, as well as the Hatta Gate which doubles as a public art project.
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3D printing helps surgeons separate conjoined twins at Rome's Bambino Gesu pediatric hospital
Nov.15, 2017 -
3D printed models have been used to help separate conjoined twins in Rome. The pair, who are of Algerian nationality, were separated during a 10-hour surgery in which surgeons made use of the 3D printed models.
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3D printing resurrects ancient Egyptian Tomb in Switzerland
Nov.15, 2017 -
An ancient Egyptian tomb has been 'resurrected' in Switzerland thanks to advancements in 3D 'scanning and 3D printing technology. Once belonging to Pharaoh Seti I, one of the most important royals in Egypt's Valley of the Kings, the 3,300-year-old sarcophagus now sits in 3D printed form in the Antikenmuseum Basel in northwestern Switzerland.
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Nov.15, 2017 -
Video game developer Blizzard Entertainment has been awarded a Guinness World Record for the largest video game diorama ever produced. The massive diorama spans 1,300 square feet and includes over 10,000 miniature 3D printed characters.
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Nov.15, 2017 -
In today's 3D printing news roundup you'll find'exciting partnerships, acquisitions, and new 3D printing technology from a range of companies, including BASF, BigRep, 3DSIM, SLM Solutions, and more.
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Sculpteo launches Fabpilot cloud 3D printing software for print factory management
Nov.15, 2017 -
3D printing service provider Sculpteo has launched Fabpilot, its new cloud-based 3D printing software that allows users to manage a 3D printing factory or lab in a more efficient way. The software works with 'most professional 3D printers.'
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5 3D printing stars make Forbes' 30 Under 30 Manufacturing 2018 List
Nov.15, 2017 -
Forbes magazine has just unveiled the next edition of its famed 30 Under 30 list, the cr'me de la cr'me of young entrepreneurs and makers set to transform the world of manufacturing. In what may come as no surprise to some, 5 of those headline-grabbers hail from the rapidly-expanding field of additive manufacturing.
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3D Printing News Roundup: Stratasys, Arkema, EOS, Prodways, A.Schulman, Identify 3D, Dynamical Tools
Nov.14, 2017 -
Here's some more stories from the 3D printing world you might have missed out on recently. This latest round-up includes news about Arkema and EOS teaming up, Identify 3D launching a new manufacturing process, and more besides.
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Make Magazine founder issues apology after claiming Naomi 'SexyCyborg' Wu is 'not a real person'
Nov.14, 2017 -
The founder of Make Magazine, Dale Dougherty, has apologized after unfounded claims that Chinese maker Naomi 'SexyCyborg' Wu was not a real person. The initial statement was made via Twitter last week and has since been deleted.
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BASF tightens grip on 3D printing industry with EOS, XAAR, Ricoh partnerships
Nov.14, 2017 -
Chemical company BASF has announced additive manufacturing collaborations and partnerships with EOS, XAAR, and Ricoh as it looks to expand its industrial 3D printing capabilities. The three separate deals will see BASF develop 3D printing materials for the other companies.
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SABIC unveils new FDM & large-format 3D printing materials, prints boat hull
Nov.14, 2017 -
Chemicals company SABIC has launched its new LEXAN EXL AMHI240F 3D printing filament, an FDM material offering high performance and low-temperature ductility. SABIC is also releasing other FDM materials and eight new reinforced compounds for large-format additive manufacturing.
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EnvisionTEC introduces larger-scale Perfactory and cDLM 3D printers, software upgrade
Nov.14, 2017 -
EnvisionTEC is one of many 3D printing companies that has come out for the formnext 2017 trade show, and like many of its peers it has brought something new to show off: larger versions of both its Perfactory and high-speed cDLM 3D printers as well as an upgrade to its Perfactory Software Suite.
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Dow Chemical announces EVOLV3D platform for high-performance 3D printing materials
Nov.14, 2017 -
The Dow Chemical Company, a subsidiary of one of the world's largest chemical companies DowDuPont, has announced its entry into the 3D printing industry with the launch of its EVOLV3D platform for 3D printing materials.
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Nov.14, 2017 -
GE Additive, the 3D printing arm of General Electric, is at the forefront of developments in industrial 3D printing. The company today unveiled the first scalable, meter-class, laser powder-bed fusion BETA machine'developed as part of its Project A.T.L.A.S program.'
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eSUN's new eBOX storage device keeps 3D printing filaments safe from moisture, dust
Nov.14, 2017 -
Chinese 3D printing filament company eSUN has announced a new product which is sure to keep your filaments protected and moisture-free. The multi-function filament storage container, called eBOX, is set to launch at 3D printing expo formnext 2017.
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Roboze's new ARGO 500 can 3D print high-performance parts up to 0.5 cubic meters in size
Nov.14, 2017 -
Italian 3D printer manufacturer Roboze has just unveiled its newest machine: the ARGO 500 3D printer, which is capable of printing high impact parts of up to 0.5 m3 in scale using high-performance materials such as PEEK, Ultem, Carbon PA, and Carbon PEEK.
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News Roundup: CARMAT, AddUp, Sojitz, Kowai, PyroGenesis, 3D printing scam, TWI, Autodesk Netfabb
Nov.13, 2017 -
Here's another round-up of 3D printing developments you might have missed recently. Latest stories include CARMAT partnering with AddUp, Japan's Sojitz and Kowai corporations teaming up on a new 3D printing venture, and more besides.
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Swiss researchers develop innovative origami-inspired drone using 3D printing
Nov.13, 2017 -
A team of researchers from a major Swiss university has made some serious advances in the field of drone technology. Its newest development is a drone with a lightweight, foldable cage that can wrap itself around a package. This means that the relatively small drone can safely dcarry up to 50 kg.
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French 3D printing initiative 3D Partners invests half a million euro in new headquarters
Nov.13, 2017 -
A deal was recently closed that will see the development of a new headquarters for 3D Partners, the 3D printing arm of GIE. GIE is a collaboration between five French businesses that is intending to develop 3D printing technology in the region, for a range of applications.
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