3D Printing

Cementos Progreso, Guatemala’s largest cement company, spearheads use of COBOD’s 3D construction printers in Latin America to solve the housing deficit.

While the US and Canada have seen several 3D printed buildings in recent years, until now all of these have been single-story buildings.

Additive manufacturing (AM) offers tremendous possibilities for the fabrication of next-generation microelectronic devices, including lower cost and simplicity. Yet, there are several challenges to the widespread use of AM techniques for microfabrication. Łukasz Kosior from XTPL further discusses.

With the EyeVision 3D software, pins of any shape can be measured and checked for their correct position and reeling circle.

3D Systems is pleased to announce CuNi30, a corrosion-resistant, copper-nickel alloy for use with its DMP Flex 350 metal 3D printer.

McLaren Racing is responding to tighter vehicle production time and budget limits from the FIA by 3D printing tens of thousands of parts with large next-generation Neo800 stereolithography 3D printers from Stratasys.

Engineers have created intelligent 3D printers that can quickly detect and correct errors, even in previously unseen designs, or unfamiliar materials like ketchup and mayonnaise, by learning from the experiences of other machines.

When the Department of Automatic Control and Systems Engineering (ACSE) at The University of Sheffield was looking for a way to accurately 3D print bioelectronic sensors, it reached out to Intertronics for support.

CEMEX has announced that CEMEX Ventures, its corporate venture capital and open innovation unit, is investing in COBOD. This investment is part of CEMEX´s strategy to deliver a superior customer experience enabled by digital technologies.

Integrated Graphene has announced plans to invest up to £8M in scaling up its revolutionary 3D Graphene foam, Gii, manufacturing process to meet surging global demand from the human diagnostics and energy markets.