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Kenneth Wong · August 7, 2018 · …lab is experimenting with 3D-printing habitable structures using a process called robotic extrusion, and a composite material made up of loose sediment (soil, dust, broken rock, etc.) and recycled plastic. The sediment, known as regolith, can be widely found on Earth, other planets, the moon, and even asteroids…
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DE Editors · March 7, 2025 · …became interested in 3D printing when he was 13 years old and now conducts research in laser powder bed fusion and process optimization. He has consistently sought to push the boundaries of additive manufacturing technologies. Those ambitions led him to OSU, where he is pursuing a bachelor's degree…
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DE Guest · December 1, 2016 · …and we’ll be 3D printing our own clothes before we go out. Do any of these sound like familiar predictions you’ve heard over the last five years? I thought so. With this in mind, I’ll tread lightly when talking about what the highly interconnected future has in store…
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Donald Maloy · June 1, 2019 · …analysis discussed in previous articles tend to become more concrete with understanding of how materials behave. Next month we will explore analysis benchmarks. We will review how benchmarks can be used to improve the results in your simulation analysis problems.
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Jim Romeo · May 2, 2022 · An emerging 3D printing trend is the technology’s capability to print larger forms and even architectural structures that can fabricate affordable housing, large shapes and parts. As 3D printing advances, users learn from experience and gain insight regarding scale of design—how it can help or hinder a project,…
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Mark Clarkson · February 1, 2013 · The granddaddy of 3D printing is stereolithography (SLA), invented way back in 1986. A UV laser scans across the surface of a vat of liquid photopolymer. Where it touches, the liquid transforms into a solid. As work progresses, the part drops deeper into the polymer on an elevator,…
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Beth Stackpole · February 5, 2024 · …products such as plastics, concrete, carbonated drinks and carbon-neutral fuel. The current crop of CCS projects are storing about 45 million tons of CO2 each year, equivalent to the amount of CO2 emissions created by 10 million passenger cars, according to one MIT explainer on the topic. The…
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Jamie Gooch · September 3, 2013 · …parts.Anthony Graves: While 3D Printing is almost always the go-to-technology when it comes to rapidly prototyping complex parts and assemblies, there is simply no substitute for CNC machining when it comes to producing large volumes of parts out of metals, plastics, and wood. Very sophisticated multi-tasking CNC machines…
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DE Editors · December 1, 2006 · …and a reinforced (rebar) concrete element. All ALGOR software features are available in FEMPRO, the company’s single user interface for finite element modeling, results evaluation, and presentation. FEMPRO provides direct CAD/CAE data exchange and full associativity with most CAD solid modelers, simplifying the engineer’s choice when selecting tools…
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DE Editors · February 1, 2007 · …models and a reinforced concrete element. ALGOR, Inc. All ALGOR software features are available in FEMPRO, the company’s single user interface for finite element modeling, results evaluation, and presentation. FEMPRO provides direct CAD/CAE data exchange and full associativity with most CAD solid modelers, simplifying choices when selecting tools…
Digital Engineering June 2026
In the latest issue of Digital Engineering, we focus on automotive design innovations, including light and sound simulation, additive manufacturing applications. Our editors head to NVIDIA GTC and RAPID+TCT, and we investigate whether you can…
May 2026 Special Focus: Artificial Intelligence in Design and Simulation
In this Special Focus Issue, learn about the latest developments in the integration of artificial intelligence into engineering workflows.
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