3D Printing company Carbon gets new CEO
A 3D printing company, Carbon is welcoming a new ambitious CEO as it goes past the startup phase.
New laser 3D-printing technique to make metal components
Direct laser melting also called Selective laser melting is a rapid prototyping, additive manufacturing, 3D printing technique. It is intended to utilize a high-powered density laser to melt and fuse metallic powders. However, the technique is likely to experience weld-cracking. Experts at the Laboratory of Thermomechanical Metallurgy of EPFL have created a new laser 3D…
Xerox debut in 3D printing industry at Formnext 2019
Frankfurt is this week flooded with over 800 exhibitors.
Desktop Metal launches metal binder
Award-winning 3D printer manufacturer based in Massachusetts has launched the world’s premier metal binder jetting system.
Dyndrite introduces GPU-powered changes for better 3D printing speed
Dyndrite launches GPU-Accelerated Geometry Kernel to handle the increasing data issue in additive manufacturing.
Rapid Shape and Henkel partner to develop novel 3d printing
Rapid Shape, a German 3D printer maker has stated it has extended its collaboration with universal chemical firm, Henkel.
3D printing offers manufacturer teeth
The developers of the Invisalign system, Align Technology has established the use of 3D printing in the dental industry. Invisalign system is printing over 433k distinctive clear aligners daily.
University creates 3D printed polymer cubes that are bulletproof
Twelve researchers from Rice University, Houston, have used a 3D printing method to make a near-bulletproof material. The researchers discovered a way to print complex patterns in 3D to create plastic items that are nearly as durable and as sturdy as a diamond.
Formlabs launches 3d printer and business unit for dentists
Formlabs, a 3D printer manufacturer and developer is introducing a new business section in the market. The company is making a 3D printer as well as materials that target the market for dentists.
3D-printed beef steaks could soon be on your restaurant menu
After the achievement of the juicy-yet-meatless Impossible Burger and Greggs vegan sausage roll, there is a new food sensation. You could soon have 3D-printed chicken thighs and beef steaks.