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Xplenty’s Yaniv Mor: Data Hoarding is the New Plague of the Business World
June 30, 2016
Insights from ASSESS: Looking Beyond the Pay-as-You-Go Model for Simulation Democratization
June 29, 2016
Michigan Pulls Ahead In Autonomous Vehicle Race
June 28, 2016
Michigan tries to grab the mantle for leadership in connected and autonomous vehicles, a market predicted to reach 129 million vehicles sold between 2020 and 2035.
Sensors Expo and Conference 2016:  IoT Fuels New Exploration of Sensors
June 27, 2016
The Final Frontier May be the Key to 3D Printed Organs
June 27, 2016
New research conducted by a group of high tech companies has produced hopeful results for the future of 3D printed organs.
Daihatsu Partners with Stratasys for Automotive Customization
June 24, 2016
Daihatsu's effect skins will be one of the first 3D-printed parts to even approach mass production for the automotive industry.
A 3D-Printed Solution to Scoliosis
June 23, 2016
A new option for scoliosis treatment has been developed by Medicrea, based on the flexibility offered by 3D printing.
A Faster Way to Print Jewelry Castings
June 22, 2016
EnvisionTEC's Micro Plus cDLM printer can create jewelry castings within minutes.
Autodesk Hosts First-Ever Forge Developer Conference
June 21, 2016
3D Print Approach for Membranes
June 21, 2016
Penn State has developed a way to quickly create patterned ion exchange membranes.
Gonzaga Engineering Students 3D Print Child-sized AFOs
June 20, 2016
Gonzaga students developed a method for 3D printing child-sized ankle foot orthosis (AFO).
Light Rider is the First 3D Printed, Topology Optimized Motorcycle
June 17, 2016
Hollow frame provides stability and durability while reducing the weight of the motorcycle by around 30%.
UPS, SAP Team for 3D Printing Network
June 16, 2016
UPS and SAP are creating an integrated network to provide on-demand 3D printing services to manufacturers.
3D Printing Rescues Navy Radios
June 15, 2016
The 3D printing lab aboard the USS Harry S. Truman developed a special clip to fix an expensive problem with handheld radios.
3D Printing Stem Cells
June 14, 2016
Nano Dimension is developing bioprinting technology that will use stem cells.



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