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A Quick Look at SimLab Composer 7
June 13, 2016
Avant-garde Architecture Brought to Life with 3D Builder
June 13, 2016
Based on D-shape, BAM's 3D Builder will construct a scale model of Landscape House.
Project RAMA Theorizes Leveraging 3D Printing to Convert Asteroids into Spacecraft
June 10, 2016
Project RAMA looks to leverage additive manufacturing to convert asteroids into autonomous spacecraft that transport themselves to mining facilities.
Microprocessors Want to Tackle Big Data
June 8, 2016
Intel Launches Xeon E5-1600 V4; Workstation Makers Incorporate New Intel Processors
June 8, 2016
Rekrei Crowdsources Virtual Heritage Reconstruction
June 8, 2016
Rekrei is attempting to reconstruct lost artifacts and destroyed heritage sites through crowdsourcing and 3D printing.
Airbus Unveils 3D Printed Airplane
June 7, 2016
Airbus has unveiled a 3D printed prototype drone named Thor.
Cornell University Offers an Option for Rapider Prototyping
June 6, 2016
A research team at Cornell University has developed a new option for building and modifying prototypes.
Delphi Opts for High-Tech Production with Carbon’s M1
June 2, 2016
Carbon's M1 moves from rapid prototyping to functional parts at Tier 1 automotive supplier Delphi.
Intel at Computex 2016: Processors for the AI-Curious, VR-Savvy, Video-Hungry Crowd
June 2, 2016
3D Printing to Lead Fight Against Brain Tumors
May 31, 2016
Heriot-Watt University hopes to attack the problem of brain tumors with a new 3D printing technique.
Researchers Develop Customizable Pills with an Assist from 3D Printing
May 27, 2016
3D printing allows multiple medications to be delivered to the body at different times in one pill.
Freddy the Tortoise’s New 3D Printed Shell
May 26, 2016
Freddy the tortoise is the latest animal to gain a new lease on life thanks to a 3D printed shell.
Autodesk Replaces Suites with Industry Collections, Rebrands “Memento” as “Remake”
May 25, 2016
Photocentric’s Liquid Crystal Shines a New Light on Resin-based 3D Printing
May 25, 2016
Photocentric has developed a new method of resin curing that uses an inexpensive LCD panel and ordinary light.



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