From 3D printed walking sticks to prosthetic arms and robotic braces, 3D printing technology has often offered a helping hand to those who need assistive devices. We first heard about 3D printing...
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MIT peel-and-go 3D printed electronics assemble without added water
John
3D Printing Industry
3D printing with added time, i.e. “4D printing”, is an industry trend bringing about self-actuating and assembling objects that could one day bring improvements to areas of construction, clothing and wearable tech. Typically, 4D printed objects require the application of a stimulus, such as heat or water, for activation. However, in a new development from […]
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8:10
iMakr is Sintratecs new reseller for the UK
John
3Printr.com
The 3D printing reseller iMakr is now an official sales partner of Sintratec. The Sintratec products are presented and distributed in the iMakr flagship store in London and via the iMakr webshop. With this partnership Sintratec is responding to the growing demand from the UK. Brugg, 12 September 2017 – Sintratec is further expanding its […]
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3D Printing News Roundup: Dental Crafters, EnvisionTEC tests material for 3D printed footwear, Aspect BioSystems, more
John
3ders.org
Here's another roundup of recent 3D printing stories, in case you've missed out on anything lately. A lot has been happening, with EnvisionTEC starting beta testing on a new material for 3D printed footwear, a major bio-printing research collaboration between Canadian company Aspect BioSystems and German researchers, and more besides.
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7:31
Researchers Bioprint Stem Cell Patch For Treating Heart Disease
John
3D Printing
Bioprinting has made the jobs of many a cardiologist far easier. From 3D printed heart valves to blood cells, many innovations have come about due to 3D printing. Now, researchers in Canada’s Saskatchewan University have developed a ‘heart patch’ that medical researchers claim can re-grow and repair damaged heart tissue. The researchers published the study in […]
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3D Printed Pavilion Contains 2,000 Unique Bricks
Bricks, typically, are pretty uniform. Some of them may be a bit smaller or larger, but overall they tend to be the same rectangular shape. That’s not the case with the bricks in a recently...
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6:18
Spains Institute of Ceramic Technology to further research on ceramic 3D printing tech and materials
John
3ders.org
The Institute of Ceramic Technology (ITC), a Spanish organization dedicated to the country’s ceramics industry, has announced it will be furthering its research on ceramic 3D printing. Through a new initiative called 3DPRINT Advance, the ITC plans to explore the development of 3D printing ceramic materials for industrial applications, and more.
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