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3D Printing Goes Tiny with Implosion Fabrication
MIT researchers have come up with a 3D print process to create complex, high-definition objects by shrinking them.
/article/3d-printing-goes-small-with-implosion-fabricationNavy Dips its Toe into 3D Printing
The U.S. Navy hopes to reduce production lead times and part production costs using additive manufacturing.
/article/navy-dips-its-toe-in-3d-printingBig Growth Forecast for Printed Medical Devices
Technavio forecasts the 3D printed medical device market will grow at 23% over five years.
/article/big-growth-forecast-for-printed-medical-devicesVirtual Printing Enables Next Phase of AM Adoption
Simulating 3D prints will make it easier to create high-quality end-use parts using additive manufacturing.
/article/virtual-printing-enables-next-phase-of-am-adoptionCollaboration Platform Fuels Innovative Race Car Design
Nicolas Perrin’s autonomous, electric Le Mans Prototype race car Project 424 relies on open access design and new communications platform.
/article/collaboration-platform-fuels-innovative-race-car-designStratasys Printers Validated by FDA for Medical Modeling
Materialise and Stratasys have expanded their partnership in the healthcare space
/article/stratasys-printers-validated-by-fda-for-medical-modelingCompany Plans 3D Printed Rocket
Relativity Space will 3D print the rocket with an internally designed 24-ft.-tall unit called the Stargate and plans are underway to build an even bigger 3D printer.
/article/company-plans-printed-rocketPurdue Start-Up Targets Defense Applications
Process allows for the printing of thick materials with high levels of precision by applying ultrasonic vibrations to the nozzle to reduce friction and allow for smooth materials flow.
/article/purdue-start-up-targets-defense-applicationsPrinting Glucose Sensors Results in Less Cost, Pain
Researchers at Washington State University have found a way to produce flexible glucose sensors using 3D printing via direct ink writing.
/article/printing-glucose-sensors-results-in-less-cost-pain3D Printing Showcased at Ford’s Advanced Manufacturing Center
The Advanced Manufacturing Center includes 23 3D printers and is working with 10 different 3D manufacturing companies on a variety of projects using different types of materials.
/article/3d-printing-showcased-at-fords-advanced-manufacturing-centerCanon Releases New Ceramic Print Material, Technology
The new material and printing solution enable higher accuracy in ceramic parts production
/article/canon-releases-new-ceramic-print-material-technologyS-Squared Unveils Really Big 3D Printer
New robotic construction system can print a house, other commercial projects.
/article/s-squared-unveils-really-big-3d-printerHRE Unveils 3D-Printed Titanium Wheels
The company printed the wheels using an electron beam melting process.
/article/hre-unveils-3d-printed-titanium-wheelsAMMP Center to Support 3D Printing for Defense
The project will leverage additive manufacturing to reduce costs, accelerate production, and explore new materials for weapons systems and parts manufacturing.
/article/ammp-center-to-support-3d-printing-for-defenseBASF, Materialise Invest in Essentium
The Texas-based company has developed an electric welding technology to improve the strength of extrusion printed parts.
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