3D Printing Industry
Allegorithmic spent months researching to bring customers a reliable preview of what 3D printed objects will look like after printing.
Mysterious parcels held up at customs. Bundles of cash sent to YouTuber PayPal accounts. What is the 3D printer manufacturer TEVO up to?
Online 3D printing service Sculpteo to roll out major change, replacing their default Nylon PA11 black plastic with HP Multi Jet Fusion PA12.
Exclusive look at Thingiverse trends over a 30 day period, with the most popular models and software, plus geographical and demographic data.
Millebot is a large scale 3D printer built into a shipping container to make additive manufacturing mobile and useful in a crisis.
THOR, the 3D printed mini plane, attracted a lot of attention at the ILA Berlin Air Show. Now Airbus starts testing the new airplane technology including its artificial intelligence.
Solidoodle, the 3D printer manufacturer, has suspended operations and is leaving the consumer 3D printer market.
i.Materialise now offers copper as 3D printing material. Great for small robust models like coins, medals, keys, connectors or statues.
3D printing means turning files into physical objects. Here’s some practical advice how and where to sell your creations.
What would happen if a music classroom had access to a 3D printer, and if a music teacher included 3D printing in their lessons?
With the current layoffs at Makerbot and the demise of smaller companies, it may seem an odd timing, but market researchers are very confident: 3D printing will be bigger than the internet.
When time comes, 3D printing will turn the world upside down. But we still have a long way to get there.
The hype surrounding 3D printing, which gave rise to much speculation by the media, makers and companies alike, has cooled down somewhat. 3D industry guru Terry Wohlers nevertheless believes that now is the best time for 3D printing startups.
There are countless 3D printing applications in manufacturing, technology, and society. From education to medicine, here are a few ways 3D printing impacts our world today!
Brad Keselowski, the 27-time race winner of the Nascar Cup Series, launched a new company to "pioneer" 3D printing technology and work with clients in defense, aerospace, automotive and energy industries, called Keselowski Advanced Manufacturing.
Apium Additive Technologies, the 3D printing manufacturer, has launched a polypropylene (PP) material to its additive manufacturing portfolio. More news from the company will be announced at Formnext in November.
Chinese researchers from Zhejiang University in China have created an improved 3D nanofabrication method which uses ice and electron beam technology. The method cuts down on the time it takes to develop structures using standard e-beam lithography.
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.
DyeMansion developed a new technique for coloring laser sintered prints. Now EOS founder Dr. Hans J. Langer takes partnership as a shareholder.
Dreaming of a 3D printed house? Check out our selection of the most fascinating 3D printed houses, buildings, and constructions worldwide.