The Virtual Additive Manufacturing for Defense Conference
27 October 2020 - 11 November 2020, 16:00 - 18:00 / 4PM - 6PM CET (Central European Time)
#AMfordefense
TU Wien develops method by which tailored, tough polymers can be made at high resolution for 3D printing
The Technical University of Vienna (TU Wien) in Austria has developed a new approach for high-resolution 3D printing of tailored, homogenously crosslinked, tough, methacrylate-based photopolymers. Continue reading “TU Wien develops method by which tailored, tough polymers can be made at high resolution for 3D printing”
Using 3D printing technology, Emerging Objects has come up with a solution which may be able to greatly reduce the use of air conditioning systems in these hot dry climates. The device, which is called the “Cool Brick” has the ability to cool off an entire room simply by using the most abundant compound found on Earth — water. Continue reading “3D Printed ‘Cool Bricks’ Can Cool an Entire Room Using Water”
Lately 3D printing and the dental industry go together like peanut butter and jelly—and with strides being made one after another for 3D printing technology and materials in areas like dentures, different orthodontics, surgical procedures, and implants, you can be assured with innovations for the dental field, Continue reading “E-Appliance: EnvisionTEC Announces Release of New 3D Printing Material for Orthodontics”
it is with the range of new polymers now available that offers the most exciting aspect of 3D printing technology development. We are now leaving behind the traditional ABS and PLA which we have become so used to, fond of and somewhat bored with. However, with innovative new materials this is all about to change. Continue reading “New Polymers Set to Revolutionize 3D Printed Implants”
The future of home cooking could reside within a 3D printer in peoples’ kitchens. That is if Natural Machines succeeds with the development of its microwave oven-sized food 3D printer. As one of the most exciting areas of innovation, 3D printing has captured the minds of many as a potential game changer for the way we consume, and even produce, household items. Continue reading “Food 3D printer could end people’s reliance on mass-produced food (VIDEO)”
Mike Parker, the President and CEO of popular footwear brand Nike has revealed much of its success is down to manufacturing innovation. “At the heart of our ability to achieve long-term growth is our unrivalled ability to innovate.” Continue reading “Manufacturing innovation and 3D printing central to Nike’s growth, says CEO”
Wearable technology is the name given to clothing or accessories that incorporate digital elements, whether practical or for purely aesthetic reasons. The famous Google Glass technology is one example but things such as smartwatches or the coyly named CuffLinc, which contains a tiny wireless device allowing users to send signals to their contacts at the touch of a button, are becoming more and more common. Continue reading “Technologies of Tomorrow: 3D Printing & Wearable Tech”
China seems to be one of the nations who are establishing themselves at the forefront of 3D printing innovation. Last month, it was reported that China has begun 3D printing full sized homes, and now there is news of something that may be even more incredible. Continue reading “Large Enough to 3D Print a Boat or SUV, New Full Color Chinese 3D Printer is Unveiled”
China seems to be one of the nations who are establishing themselves at the forefront of 3D printing innovation. Last month, it was reported that China has begun 3D printing full sized homes, and now there is news of something that may be even more incredible. Continue reading “Large Enough to 3D Print a Boat or SUV, New Full Color Chinese 3D Printer is Unveiled”
is the main target of a new joint initiative between 3D printer maker Stratasys and the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) Continue reading “3D Printing used for the development of carbon fibre feedstocks to allow new composites”