3D Printing

A team of researchers have successfully printed a robotic hand complete with bones, ligaments, and tendons, all made from different polymers, using a novel laser scanning technique.

Hexagon empowers shopfloors to industrialise additive manufacturing with its brand new software suite.

igus has expanded its 3D printing range for wear-resistant, lubrication-free special parts – now providing service life, costs, material properties, and delivery times.

Modern electronic assemblies are becoming more complex with an increasing number of components. This makes it difficult to fit all parts into the limited space available for printed circuit boards (PCBs).

To support additional material options for its customers, Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF) has qualified Mechnano’s Formula1µ resin for use in its 10 micron S240 printers and the company’s newest 3D printer platform, the 25 micron microArch S350.

At the Institute of Architecture and Media at Graz University of Technology, the Shape Lab research group developed a new material named MyCera composed of clay, wood sawdust, and mycelium (vegetative part of fungi).

Researchers from the University of Manchester are embarking on a two-year project aimed at transforming bioprinting technology in microgravity environments.

According to reports, Apple is testing the use of 3D printing to make the stainless-steel chassis for its new smart watches.

L&T Construction, the Indian construction company and specialist in the 3D construction printing industry in India, unveils the country's 3D printed post office, a project completed in just 43 days.

Many people are familiar with the negative effects hydrodynamic cavitation can have on bulk solid materials such as nautical propeller blades, fluid pump parts, and other manufacturing equipment.