Designer Edward Felix and his team used Bambu Lab machines to create new components and parts for Luna Park Melbourne’s beloved Ghost Train attraction.
Print larger and series production ceramic parts with the new CeraFab System S320 vat polymerization 3D printer from Lithoz.
To 3D print parts that withstand the heat and radiation of outer space or the harsh chemicals of the oil and gas industry, Prusa Polymers offers the new PEI 1010.
With a capture speed of up to 30 frames per second, Artec's new scanner brings efficiency to high-resolution capture for industry and virtual reality.
With three modes to toggle between, Artec's new scanner called Point can capture nearly any object's scope and detail.
A new material and workflow for industrial investment casting foundries aims to lower the cost and labor of making patterns and molds.
Additive and traditional manufacturing technologies mingle under the same roof at the International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS)
It was only a matter of time before Markforged merged its continuous carbon fiber technology with its metal filament technology into one 3D printer.
New research highlights the dawn of something transformative coming for the predictability and quality of 3D printing.
All3DP sits down with Stratasys CEO Yoav Zeif for a conversation on the company's current strategy and the critical role that customer feedback and sustainability play in the refocused Stratasys organization.
Equipped with larger resin cartridges, an expansive print tray, and a "Super High-Speed" mode, the DentaJet XL is designed to streamline high-volume dental model production.
The college students that just developed a selective laser sintering 3D printer set to sell for under $4K, now work for SLS machine leader Formlabs.
Comparing injection molding to 3D printing isn't as easy as it sounds. We cover the pros and cons of these two major manufacturing technologies.
All3DP sits down with Boston Micro Fabrication's CEO, John Kawola, for a Q&A about micro 3D printing and its future applications.
The overblown claims and undelivered promises made by some in the professional and industrial 3D printing industry may be part of the current machine sales slump. So, where do we go from here?
The weakness of one and the strength of the other reflects the dynamic nature of the increasingly competitive 3D printing service market.
With a menu of automated features, the capacity to print 32 kilos of material without manual intervention, and a nice print-speed-to-print-size ratio, the Viio 250 should turn some heads.
3D printer manufacturers unveiled their newest printers to the American audience at this major event – the debuts did not disappoint.
UnionTech unveils Lite600 2.0, Martrix300, and Temp-R220 resin at Rapid+TCT 2024, showcasing advanced 3D printing systems and materials. (Sponsored Content)
The high-temperature industrial Argo 500 Hyperspeed FDM from Roboze is not only faster, it includes software and hardware advances making it vastly more efficient than the original Argo 500.