Tag: 3d Printing
Stratasys 3D printed dresses featured at “Manus x Machina” exhibition in New York
Stratasys announced that two of its 3D printed pieces, which are incorporated into dresses by designer Noa Raviv, are featured in "Manus x Machina:...
Researchers create recipe for 3D printing new bones
The need for replacement bones is enormous – an estimated 200,000 people need replacement implants due to surgery, trauma or birth defects.
In an effort...
3D printing in space is now a reality – Made In Space’s AMF printer...
Innovative aerospace company Made in Space announced that the first-ever space-based commercial manufacturing facility was installed on the International Space Station (ISS) last week.
The...
Stratasys teams up with Jacobs Institute to advance application of 3D printing in healthcare
Stratasys has teamed up with New York-based Jacobs Institute (JI) to create a new Centre of Excellence (COE) that will help advance the use...
Stratasys Direct Manufacturing teams up with Somos® to fast-track stereolithography material development
Stratasys Direct Manufacturing, an indirect subsidiary of Stratasys Ltd and one of the largest providers of 3D printing and conventional manufacturing services in North...
New Scribble 3D printing pen with LED display launches for $49 on Kickstarter
While it certainly isn’t the first 3D printing pen launched on the market, the new Scribble 3D Printing Pen may easily be the best...
Boeing patents 3D printing technology that prints levitating objects
Aircraft manufacturer Boeing has patented a new technique that will 3D print levitating objects by using multiple 3D printers at once.
According to the company,...
Air New Zealand turns to 3D printing to manufacture its own aircraft interior parts
Air New Zealand, the country's national passenger airline, has stepped into the world of 3D printing by successfully producing 3D printed components for its...
The future is here – now you can make your own 3D printed robotic...
German engineer Andreas Haeuser has designed a cheap alternative to the expensive robotic lawn mowers available on the market.
His Ardumower is a do-it-yourself robotic...
Make your own toys at home with Mattel’s ThingMaker 3D printer
Back in the 1960s, Mattel’s ThingMaker was a primitive maker device that allowed kids to make their own toys at home by pouring liquid...
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Embracing the future: Australian manufacturing trends in 2025
As the calendar turns to 2025, the Australian manufacturing sector stands at the cusp of transformation.
