US Air Force considers 3D printing to maintain its fleet
The military branch is considering 3D printing as the means to keep its fading fleet.
BA tests 3D printing for aircraft components
British Airways is examining the likelihood of utilizing 3D printers to make aircraft pieces in the future.
DiManEx partners with Logistyx Software for 3D printing supply chain platform
DiManEx, a 3D printing stock chain software supplier located in the Netherlands, has collaborated with Logistyx Technologies.
New Framework for 3D Printing Soft Robotics
Soft robotics has turned out to be more available to scientists and scholar researchers today.
3D printing campaign for blind children
The South African National Council for the Blind (SANCB) is having a new campaign. The campaign is called 3D Printing for the Blind.
Designer alloy allows 3D printing of fine-grained metals
There are several potential advantages of utilizing additive manufacturing for creating metal pieces. This is as compared to traditional production procedures. For instance, 3D printing is highly custom-made. It can be combined structures and it may be utilized for the efficient manufacture of low metal parts. However, to attain the stringent specifications required for some…
Bone beams give way for 3d printing material that lasts
If specialists simulated a beam and created it about 30 percent thicker, they could create an unnatural material last about 100 times longer.
China completes the world’s biggest 3d-printed structure
Suzhou, a Chinese town, is now the host of the largest 3D printed structure in the world. Winsum has completed the construction of a 3D printed wall in Suzhou.
Siemens to validate 3D printed burners
Siemens AG and Göteborg Energi have joined hands in a partnership agreement. The goal is to test state-of-the-art gas turbine technology.
H-M-S learners print 3D design projects
Hartley learners in Russ Spier’s industrial technology courses have been utilizing 3D printers to turn computer-designed outlines into tangible a reality.