Stanford research advances multimaterial 3D printing for manufacturing
Stanford University researchers are developing multimaterial 3D printing techniques aimed at expanding manufacturing applications across cultivated meat, robotics, energy storage, aerospace and other industries.
CSIRO outlines growing role of 3D printing in Australian manufacturing
Australia’s manufacturing industry is increasingly adopting 3D printing, or additive manufacturing, as companies seek more flexible, resilient and efficient ways to produce high-value components, according to CSIRO.
EPFL engineers develop 3D-printed acoustic cavities for sound-powered robots
EPFL engineers have developed hollow acoustic cavities that can convert sound waves into directional thrust, a technique they say could enable small robots and ultralight aerial vehicles to move without conventional on-board actuators or electronics.
Advanced manufacturing project to develop realistic dental training models
Adelaide University says a new $800,000 research project will use advanced manufacturing to develop highly realistic 3D dental models designed to help clinicians prepare for complex procedures such as wisdom tooth removal.
EOS outlines additive manufacturing approach to scaling drone production
EOS has called for manufacturers seeking to meet rising demand for drones to develop resilient, scalable production systems rather than relying solely on increased output, during a recent webinar examining additive manufacturing and unmanned aerial systems (UAS).
