Lamborghini Makes Lung Simulators Using HP MJF
Italian luxury automobile manufacturer, and part of the Volkswagen Group, Lamborghini has in the space of two weeks developed lung simulators to aid in ventilator production. . The Sant’Agata, Bologna-based supercar manufacturer is only a few hours drive away from...
How to Make and Sell 3D-Printed Products on Amazon
Interested in trying out 3D printing? Why not take your newly 3D-printed products and sell them on Amazon? That’s exactly what many entrepreneurial folks are starting to do, so we’ll share the best practices and tips you need to know to create 3D products that will...
High registration numbers for Formnext show importance of 3D printing in challenging times
As the world attempts to get a handle on the coronavirus pandemic, restrictions have been imposed on public life, including a large-scale move toward working from home or, where this is not possible, shift work, as well as numerous cancellations of events. . “Due to...
Desktop FDM 3D Printing: Tensile Strength of ABS, PC, HIPS, PA and Ninjaflex
Nagendra G. Tanikella, Ben Wittbrodt, and Joshua M. Pearce, all researchers at Michigan Technological University, further explore the area of materials science in the recently published ‘ Tensile Strength of Commercial Polymer Materials for Fused Filament Fabrication...
A Nano 3D Printer That Prints Nano-Sized Objects
The ability to 3D print objects at a micro or nano scale opens doors for many new applications. Today, we’re going to look at Nanoscribe, a company that’s built the “world’s highest resolution 3D printer designed for ultra-precise and rapid microfabrication.” . Spun...
Software is enabling medical 3D printing innovation: Here’s how
The 3D printers themselves get a lot of attention, but for 3D-printing to become ubiquitous in the medtech space, software will have to play a key role. . With “a few mouse clicks,” a radiologist on GE Healthcare’s Advantage Workstation can now separate volume...
Nanoscale carbon lattice proven to be stronger than diamonds
As one of the hardest materials on Earth, diamonds find themselves the benchmark for much materials science research, as engineers work to fashion tough new structures that can outperform the best nature has to offer.
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