AddUp strikes deal with ORNL to improve metal AM tooling applications
AddUp is a 3D printing group that has collaborated with ORNL on a $2.7 million deal. The partnership seeks to speed up laser PBF (powder bed fusion).
Expert reveals hardware to act as improvement for SLA and FDM
Joshua Matthes reveals in a study the latest hardware intended to act as an improvement for both FDM and SLA 3D printing.
Optimizing Ibuprofen unveil printlets with DLP AM
In a recently posted report, Serbian experts are exploring the detailed usage of 3D printing with medications.
P.E.I. libraries make AM available to Islanders
P.E.I.’s Public Library Service is expecting to allow Islanders of every age to become artistic with 3D printers.
Allevi and Lonza partner on fresh bioink development
Lonza and Allevi, key Swiss CDMO, have created a partnership to bring the elements required for additive manufacturing bioprinting together.
Saratech purchases TekPro Group’s additive manufacturing business
Manufacturing solution merchant Saratech has purchased the additive manufacturing sales business of TekPro Group, California-based firm.
FossiLabs provides improved peek medical tools with 3d printed structures
FossiLabs, a US-based medical additive manufacturing start-up firm has declared the unveiling of its FFF 3D printed bone-like scaffolding structures.
BCN3D Technologies partners with 3DÖRTGEN
A Spanish desktop 3D printer maker has partnered with 3Dörtgen, an Istanbul-based 3D printer reseller.
JuggerBot 3D and DSM and unveil free hardware test program
JuggerBot 3D and DSM have unveiled a test program for industrial-level additive manufacturing applications utilizing high-performance stuff.
Columbus 3D printing firm operates on imagination
Michael Cao has created IC3D Printers into a unique firm trading the filament that operates 3D printers. The previous Acura NSX project motorman began the company in his basement. In case you walk into IC3D Printing’s production warehouse you will first see a warning on the door: “The Room of Manifesting.” It may be a…