Companies, organizations and individuals continue to attempt to lend support to the COVID-19 pandemic supply effort....
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3D Printing and COVID-19, April 3, 2020 Update
Companies, organizations and individuals continue to attempt to lend support to the COVID-19 pandemic supply effort....
3D-printer owners rally to produce protective equipment as stocks dwindle
With healthcare workers facing shortages of protective equipment such as masks, gloves and visors, an informal network...
Supercars team owner Walkinshaw offers to help build ventilators
Supercars team owner Ryan Walkinshaw says the Walkinshaw Automotive Group is ready to help Australia face a potential...
Stratasys and its partners are producing several thousand face shields with 3D-printed plastic frames
Stratasys Ltd. (NASDAQ: SSYS) has announced a global mobilization of the company’s 3D printing resources and expertise...
Respirators From 3D Printers: How The Spanish Maker Community Fights Covid-19 From Their Living Rooms
As hospitals prepare to take in more patients with the coronavirus, they are in acute need of life-saving equipment:...
Pakistani volunteers 3D-print ventilators, join war against COVID-19
The novel coronavirus is on the prowl across the globe, killing and sickening people by thousands. People in Pakistan...
Natick teen’s 3D printing gift: Masks for medical staff on coronavirus duty
Since a very young age, Natick’s Christian de Weck carried around an “idea” notebook with him in which he wrote down...
Mass. General Using 3-D Printing to Make Face Shields, Masks
The need for supplies is critical at hospitals across the country as the coronavirus intensifies. Now, one of the top...
How 3D printing companies are responding to the coronavirus crisis
A number of 3D printing companies are believed be amongst the 1,400 businesses pledging their support to the UK...
DIY 3D-printed face shields could help against Covid-19
3D printer outfit Prusa is busy making medical shields to help in coping with the coronavirus outbreak, while...
Coronavirus may mean automation is coming sooner than we thought
We’re in the midst of a public health emergency, and life as we know it has ground to a halt. The places we usually go...