3D Printing Industry
HP drops the curtain on their long-awaited Jet Fusion 3D printers at the RAPID additive manufacturing trade show in Orlando, Florida.
3D printing is disrupting local and global manufacturing; which will most likely result in complicated tax issues. All3DP’s columnist Rachel Park dives into the forms.
Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai has said that by 2030, around 25% of Dubai's buildings will be 3D printed.
General Electric have started testing the largest jet engine ever built which has even been made using 3D printed parts.
MakerBot will no longer make their own 3D printers, outsourcing to supply chain specialist Jabil and closing down their factory in Brooklyn.
Last week, Walt Disney company filed another 3D printing patent, which leaves behind the traditional "layer-by-layer" approach. With their other patents, Disney could become a major force in the 3D printing market.
Contrary to popular belief, the 3D printing and additive manufacturing industry is growing significantly. All3DP talked to market researcher Terry Wohlers about the Wohlers Report 2016.
Makerbot has seen some Ups and Downs in the last years. All3DP’s columnist Rachel Park talks to Andreas Langfeld about Makerbot‘s new strategies.
3D printing is still in its early decades. It’s the millennial generation that will be “normalizing” 3D technologies. And here’s what this has to do with Minecraft.
Stratasys announced today a technological breakthrough in 3D printing. They claim the J750 3D printer can make full color, multi-material prototypes in a single print.
Solidoodle, the 3D printer manufacturer, has suspended operations and is leaving the consumer 3D printer market.
The 2D printing industry transitions into the next dimension with 3D Printing. Columnist Rachel Park takes a look at the evolving new 3D printers from companies like HP, Canon, Kodak and Ricoh.
Cesare Ragazzi Laboratories, an Italian company, have developed the CNC hair system which works essentially as a non-invasive hair transplant.
3D printing does have a relationship with the internet but it’s not analogous, thinks All3DP’s columnist Rachel Park. Here’s why.
Anomalisa is a dramatic film by Charlie Kaufman and Duke Johnson, and stop-motion studio Starburns Industries with heavy 3D printing use in production.
Researchers at University of Massachusetts Lowell have developed a new way to 3D print crucial components of radar systems. It’s a new type of ink that opens the door to the 3D printed radar.
Metal objects are the hottest trend in 3D printing. But printing metal object is complicated and time consuming. A company claims they solved these two major problems of 3D printing metal.
3D printing could bring more work for miners thanks to the use of mineral sands and the need to cut the cost of producing titanium dioxide.
Podcasts are a clever way of keeping up to date. Here’s our 3D printing podcast review of the ones worth your time.
Canon has unveiled their resin-based 3D Printer, and the mixed reality VR, MREAL - looks like not only gamers get the fun.