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3D Systems Partners with CollPlant to 3D BioPrint Tissues
3D Systems, a leading company in 3D printing technologies, has recently partnered with the Israeli bioprinting firm CollPlant to generate artificial tissues and scaffolds. . This collaboration will allow the two to combine their technologies in the 3D printing space,...
3D Systems introduces Figure 4 Jewelry Production system
3D Systems announced the Figure 4 Jewelry – a specially designed and optimized system for the 3D printed jewelry market. . This market is expected to grow 26% over the next four years according to Technavio (October 2019). Figure 4 Jewelry delivers speed, high...
3D printed rocket set for testing in Scotland
The ground-breaking 30 kilonewton (kN) liquid bi-propellant engine was assembled over a period of three months and was precision welded at Skyrora’s Scottish production facility. . The engine produces three-tonnes of thrust, which makes it one of the largest rocket...
Keppel gets LR nod for 3D printing
Keppel Offshore & Marine (Keppel O&M), in partnership with Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) and the A*STAR (Agency for Science, Technology and Research) Singapore Institute of Manufacturing Technology (SIMTech) has been awarded the...
3D Printing and Mass Customization, Hand in Glove Part I
The industrial revolution saw the advent of mass manufacturing. The assembly line and the hourly wage worker invented, splitting up products into parts made through a series of repetitive serial tasks. . Hand in glove, the worker and the line would go on to...
Wohlers consultant 3D prints Beatles-inspired bass guitar
In the additive manufacturing industry, Olaf Diegel is probably best known for his role as associate consultant at Wohlers Associates, an independent consulting firm focused on the 3D printing market. . However, there is another aspect of Diegel’s work which we’d...
NGNY Devices: Thousands in savings on end-use parts thanks to 3D printing
Incorporating in-house 3D printing at the engineering and fabrication workflows of end-use parts for their automated machines is saving NGNY over 40,000€ a year, while significantly accelerating their processes and facilitating customization from beginning to end. ....
How major automakers use AM for production today, part 4: Ford additive manufacturing
Ford is the North American company that has conducted the most practical research in AM industrialization, focusing primarily on polymer and composites. Ford’s AM activities are centered in its Advanced Manufacturing Center in Redford, Detroit. . The new facility,...
Additive manufacturing’s potential in low-tonnage bending
Small, low-tonnage press brakes are making a comeback, and 3D-printed tools could make these machines more flexible than they already are. . Small, light-tonnage press brakes, often electric or a hydraulic-electric hybrid, are undergoing a resurgence of popularity....
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