Johnson & Johnson collaborates with AMBER Research group in a new bio-printing venture. The two illustrious companies are looking to set-up this lab within Trinity College Dublin. They began preparations within the first quarter of this year and hope to open it by the end of 2018. Professor Michael Morris, AMBER director has called the lab […]
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At this point in time, metal printing is not easily available to everyone largely due to its high cost. Singapore-based company Hitch3Dprint is looking to remedy this They developed a program to help everyone print his or her desired parts at a lower price. The company has compiled an impressive list of partners worldwide that allows […]
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Even though a lot of new technologies are converging, none seem to be mixing quite as elegantly as 3D printing and AR. While companies such as Google and HTC have previously merged the two together before, Cornell University has come up with something truly special. The prestigious university is looking at real time collaborative printing […]
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Amsterdam based company Beamler, a software provider of 3D printing software in the industry 4.0, announced today that it has acquired Printr. Printr is a software company that has created an ERP system for desktop 3D printers. The two companies have been pioneers in their respective fields since 2014. After raising €750,000 from investors, Printr […]
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Over the past few years we’ve seen 3D printer manufacturers go bigger and bigger. Therefor we’ve created an overview of the best large scale 3D printers. In order to keep things simple we’ll focus on FFF / FDM 3D printers. The Best Large Scale 3D Printers And with large scale we mean enormous. Either the […]
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A new set of formulae appear to have cracked the code on efficient concrete printing. While 3D printed concrete has been around for some time, it is an inconsistent method. To remedy this, Professor Akke Suiker developed a string of codes that helps define what happens during concrete printing. Using this code, engineers can construct […]
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The Olympics is the most prestigious sporting event in the world. Comprising the best athletes from around the globe, the games also demand top of the line sports equipment. The 23rd winter games in Pyeongchang are no different. This year’s winter Olympics has the US Luge Team competing in a 3D printed sled with aid of […]
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We created a list of 32 great & cheap 3D printer kits available online. All 32 affordable 3D printers in this selection can be purchased for a price below $500 USD. Each 3D printer has one or more links to the Amazon.com and for global visitors links to Gearbest and Amazon.de product pages with prices in Euro’s. If you’d […]
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With the advent of all these new online printing services, it’s only natural that they would start delving into specialists territories. Online printing services for prototyping and clothing already exist, but now Nano Dimension are throwing their hat into the ring. The Israel-based company have just launched a service for electronics and smart devices. The […]
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While still in the prototyping phase, Aurora Labs’ large format technology is slowly reaching its goal. The large format printing tech aims to be the fastest printer of its scale. The current prototype has the ability to print simple objects on a slower mode. This milestone will then allow the company to make more adjustments […]
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Every year the RAPID + TCT conference rounds up the biggest innovations in 3D printing all under one packed roof and this year looks to be no different. The RAPID + TCT 2018 conference will bring together over 150 industry experts to speak on the latest processes, applications, materials, and research within their respective fields. The […]
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Among a host of new announcements, HP have stated that they are due to release 2 full color printers this year. Out of 4 printers they have announced, two of them have CMYK capabilities and come in varied sizes. The 2 printers (the 380 and the 580) use HP’s own multi-jet fusion technology. The other […]
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Medical applications of bioprinting are gaining steam as of late. One hot-button field within the field is stem cells for tissue replacement. While a number of researchers have shown progress in recent years, a viable option has not come to the market. That is, until now. BIOLIFE4D are attempting to make heart transplants far more […]
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Researchers at Rutgers University are hard at work on developing a new means of making metamaterials. As part of a new study published in Scientific Reports the paper details a means of 4D printing with hydrogel structures. The researchers printed the hydrogels with a lithography based process with the ability to change shape and size in […]
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At a time of growing interest in laser printing technologies, Aerosint appears to be cashing in on the trend. The Belgium-based manufacturer are currently awaiting patent approval on their multi-powder SLS printing technology. If the technology does pass, they will have created the first multi-material powder bed 3D printing process. Aerosint have clarified that the printer […]
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Special printing inks are needed in order to make a 3D object from a 3D printer machine. These inks are different from the normal ones, as they are made by adding 3D printing powder to a certain mixture. With a growing demand for 3D printed objects, along with skyrocketing innovations in this technology, the use […]
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This is a guestpost written by Anatoly Berezkin, co-founder of StoneFlower While some early adopters explore in-house 3d printing with different materials, such as chocolate, clay, or silicone, most enthusiasts of additive manufacturing mainly use FDM printing with thermoplastics. Printing of pastes and viscous liquids is still challenging, and much less affordable. Munich startup StoneFlower is […]
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Researchers at PENN state have just discovered a novel new method of creating improved PDMS constructs. The new approach involves the amalgamation of PDMS elastomers Sylgard 184 and SE 1700 to greatly enhance the strength and cell adhesion of the material. It also allowed the researchers to print more complex geometries which would have previously required molding, casting, […]
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With so many companies signing up for a future in 3D printing, it’s no surprise Apple is taking interest as well. While the company has not revealed whether it plans to go into production any time soon, they have an approved patent now making it much more likely. What’s more, they are showing interest in […]
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Rarely a month goes by without some great engineering news from Harvard. This time around, it’s a breakthrough from the John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. Researchers are looking to a new form of nozzle that rotates as it extrudes as a means of arranging short fibres into much stronger structures for […]
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