Armatron given license for cement additive manufacturing technology
An Arizona-based 3D Construction Printing Company (3DCP), Armatron has been given an extended license for a technique of reinforced cementitious construction.
3D-printed Stanford rabbit also holds the information for its reproduction
It is now probable to keep the digital instructions for additive manufacturing a daily object into the same object.
University of Waterloo gets $2.1m to improve 3D printing research
The University of Waterloo in Ontario has received $2.1m (CAD) from Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada for the advancement of 3D printing research.
A neighborhood of 3D printed houses is under construction
New Story has announced the building of its first neighborhood of 3D printed homes. They will be put up in the southern state of Tabasco, Mexico.
Research reveals adding copper strengthens 3D printed titanium
Research on new titanium copper alloy by RMIT researchers mixes the two elements. This is so as to lessen the danger of splitting and deformation.
3D printing firm unveils Toy Rescue platform
Dagoma, a 3D printing firm has unveiled a Toy Rescue platform. This is a digital platform committed to 3D printable doll models.
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.