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Check out 3D Systems’ 3D printed Liquid-Cooled Computer
3D Systems unveiled a super cool product at this year’s CES – the 3D printed Liquid-Cooled Computer.
3D Systems’ team of engineers basically redesigned the...
Bristol University scientists develop new form of 3D printing
A team of scientists from Bristol University have developed a new process of 3D printing that involves using ultrasonic waves to position millions of...
Israel based Nano Dimension files patent for 3D printing electrical conductors
Nano Dimension, a renowned developer of 3D printing electronics systems and nanoparticle 3D printing inks, has announced that it has filed a patent application...
Disney Research develops 3D printed cool robot that can climb walls
Disney Research Zurich has joined forces with ETH Zurich to developed an amazing multimodal, 4-wheeled robot that can drive through any terrain and can even...
Melbourne University students 3D print super fire-fighting drone at CSIRO’s Lab 22
A team of talented engineering students from Melbourne University have 3D printed a lightweight titanium drone that will resist high temperatures and fight bushfires.
Made...
New Balance teams up with Nervous System to launch first 3D printed running shoe...
American footwear manufacturer New Balance has joined forces with design studio Nervous System to develop functional 3D-printed midsoles for performance running shoes.
New Balance also...
Opel slashes manufacturing tool production costs by 90% thanks to Stratasys 3D printing
Opel, Europe’s third-largest automotive manufacturer, has managed to cut manufacturing tool production costs by up to 90% by incorporating Stratasys 3D printers into its...
New Zealand’s Martin Aircraft Company to provide 20 3D printed jetpacks for Dubai’s firefighters...
Dubai is set to become the first city in the world where firefighters will be equipped with their own personal jetpacks.
It might sound surreal,...
Rolls Royce fires up most powerful and partially 3D printed jet engine
Built to power the longer range A350-1000 aircraft, Rolls Royce's Trent XWB-97, the most powerful version of the Trent XWB engine, was officially tested...
Local Motors says you can buy your own 3D printed car next year
Four months ago, Arizona-based Local Motors, the company that unveiled the world’s first 3D printed car – the Strati – announced plans to get...
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