Tag: 3d Printing
3D printing supports GM’s global team and vehicles
It’s been more than 20 years since General Motors Design started using 3D rapid prototype technology. Much has changed since then, as both GM...
Alternate manufacturing processes demonstrated with hybrid recycled bike “FAB Velo”
Design lecturer Mark Richardson assembled the DIY “FAB Velo” from recycled waste in order to demonstrate that building open products from waste materials is...
Stratasys unveils Objet500 Connex3 Colour Multi-material 3D Printer at SolidWorks World 2014
The second day of SolidWorks World 2014 held in San Diego brought forth many exciting inventions. One of the highlights of the day was...
3D printing art therapy leads new age battle against mental disorders
Those who have had to endure a world of suffering at the hands of anxiety and neurosis know all too well just how disruptive...
3D Systems to launch professional 3D printers capable of creating edible geometric forms
3D Systems has long been admired for their innovativeness and capability to stun the world with some unique product and service every now and...
Seaweed to provide the crucial ingredient for 3D printing BioPen
Researchers from the University of Wollongong are farming and processing seaweeds from the Shoalhaven area as part of the project aimed at producing cell...
Adobe releases major Photoshop updates to conquer the 3D printing world
Adobe has unveiled the latest updates to its subscription-based Creative Cloud release, as well as a string of new features including a new pencil...
Why 2014 could be the year of SLA/DLP 3D printers
Stereolithography and digital light processing are steadily imposing their presence in the growing world of 3D printing technology.
A feature written by Signe Brewster on...
Additive manufacturing/3D printing to hit the stage at AeroDef manufacturing summit and exposition 2014
AeroDef Manufacturing, the one event solely dedicated to aerospace and defence manufacturing, is scheduled to take place on February 25-27, at the Convention Centre...
CSIRO 3D prints titanium dragon for little girl; apologises for lack of ‘dragon research’
Scientists at the CSIRO were more than happy to grant the wish of 7-year old Sophie Lester from Queensland who wrote to them about...
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