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License required for 3D-printed guns under guns, explosives & weapons control bill
African surgeon successfully performs first-ever transplant surgery to cure deafness
Kisawa Sanctuary in Mozambique will be the world’s first 3D-printed resort
3D Concrete Printing: A Step Towards Development in India
e-Waste To e-Wealth: This Togolese Tech Team Has Built Over Twenty 3D Printers From Trash
WinSun deploys 3D printed isolation wards for coronavirus medical staff
Two-Story Model Home In Belgium Was Produced In One Piece With Europe’s Biggest 3D Printer
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COBOD ready to ship largest construction 3D printer to Saudi Arabia [video]
One-quarter of Dubai’s buildings will be 3D printed by 2025
Interview with Elisabeth Moreno on HP and 3D Printing in Africa
Stylish, asymmetric floating house will be 3D-printed in 48 hours
Dubai to 3D Print 25pc of Buildings by 2030
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Aerospace Valley, Tecnalia to support 4 new EIT Manufacturing projects
Aerospace Valley, Tecnalia, Volkswagen and a number of European academic institutions are launching 4 innovative projects in the frame of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) In order to strengthen Europe’s ability to innovate, the European Union...
3D printed face shields to protect Hong Kong medical staff from coronavirus
As the number of reported Coronavirus cases rises around the world, regions affected by the virus are taking serious measures to contain its spread. At the Polytechnic University in Hong Kong, students and faculty from the 3D Printing Lab are reportedly playing their...
WinSun deploys 3D printed isolation wards for coronavirus medical staff
Chinese construction 3D printing company WinSun is deploying its technology to help contain and fight the coronavirus outbreak in Hubei province. . According to a recent release, WinSun plans to 3D print and ship 200 isolation wards to the region, which will be used...
3D printing market continues to grow at a record pace, report says
According to the latest report by Amsterdam-based online manufacturing platform 3D Hubs, North America and Europe are the clear leaders in online 3D printing, representing together more than 95% of the global demand. . U.S. businesses account for nearly 50% of the...
Dubai opens world’s largest 3D printed building
The world’s largest 3D printed building has just been finished in Dubai! And, amazingly, it took just two days to build. The two-story 6,900 square-foot structure will be be used by the Dubai Municipality and was built alongside Apis Cor, a 3D printing and...
Romania: Improving FDM 3D Printing with Better Calibration
In the recently published ‘ Research on Improving the accuracy of FDM 3D printing process by using a new designed calibrating part ,’ Romanian researchers explore new ways to improve the quality of parts. . As there is a substantial shift from the use of 3D printing...
Iran Develops 3D Printers on Par with European Samples
Iranian researchers at a knowledge-based company have produced 3D printers that are as high quality as European models. . The company has been able to build several models of these 3D printers by relying on native power and knowledge. 3D printing involves a set of...
Engineers in Sharjah Are 3D-Printing Future Homes
This emirate has a similar appearance to its better-known neighbors Abu Dhabi and Dubai. Sharjah’s downtown area is largely made up of polished skyscrapers and ringed by constructions sites, so it seems like the infrastructural expansion will not be ending soon. ....
TCT Japan 2020: Exhibitors show 3D printing’s promise as a powerhouse lies in wait
Behind 15 rows of chairs stood four more rows of upright visitors ahead of several others who sat on benches. One couple had dragged their seats across the naked concrete floor from elsewhere. . All were hoping to get within earshot of the local and international...