by David | Feb 3, 2021 | 3D Growth, 3D News
The outlook for additive manufacturing and 3D printing is promising. Back in 2017, Thomas reported on the increased sourcing activity for additive manufacturing. Although the base technology of additive manufacturing was developed in the 1980s, its use has become more...
by David | Feb 3, 2021 | 3D News, Automotive, Intellectual Property, Blockchain & Liability, Manufacturing and Supply Chain
For as long as cars have existed, three fundamental truths appeared to be eternal. First, every car contains safety critical components, second these components are mostly metal and third, they are manufactured by one of two methods—stamping or cold forming. These...
by David | Feb 3, 2021 | 3D News, 3D Trends, Manufacturing and Supply Chain, Materials, Metal
The COVID-19 pandemic has had an impact on every industry imaginable. When the 1918 influenza pandemic caused historic loss of life and huge economic disruption, health and safety concerns were a forcing function for entirely new labor patterns and factory...
by David | Feb 3, 2021 | 3D News, Manufacturing and Supply Chain
Due to innovations emerging today, it’s unbelievable how technology keeps challenging and bettering itself. No one could’ve known that humankind would be unlocking the cutting-edge technology we’ve enjoyed in the last century. . One of the most revolutionary tech...
by David | Feb 3, 2021 | 3D News, Architecture, Companies, Design / Engineering, Manufacturing and Supply Chain
Dutch additive design firm Aectual has launched a beta design-to-delivery program, as well as an online store, for its 3D printed architectural and interior products. Now, it’s possible to purchase from the company such 3D-printed elements as “terrazzo artwork...
by David | Feb 3, 2021 | 3D News, Manufacturing and Supply Chain, Military, Scanners and Scanning
Additive manufacturing and computer design experts, the Air Force needs your ideas. As part of a national effort to harness the speed and flexibility of additive manufacturing — often called “3D printing” — the Air Force this month issued a call for a “cutting-edge...
by David | Feb 3, 2021 | 3D News, Companies, Conferences, Events and Webinars, Manufacturing and Supply Chain
Anycubic, a leading 3D printer brand, is showcasing its new Mega SE and Wash & Cure Plus models at CES 2021, which will be available in May. . Anycubic showcases the Mega SE 3D Printer and Wash & Cure Plus at CES 2021 . “The COVID-19 pandemic has...
by David | Feb 3, 2021 | 3D News, Companies, Construction
In a cavernous warehouse near the Oakland Coliseum, a 3-D printer extrudes a secret blend of minerals and plastic polymer that’s hardened into a heavy stone-like form under ultraviolet light. The end result of that alchemy? A move-in-ready, robot-made modular...
by David | Feb 3, 2021 | 3D News, Automotive, Companies, Printers and Accessories
The Aston Martin Callum Vanquish 25 by R-Reforged will be the first in a series of bespoke and limited-edition supercars to be designed and produced using MakerBot ’s Method X 3D printer, with other projects already in the pipeline. . MakerBot, a 3D printing company...
by David | Feb 3, 2021 | 3D News, Construction
According to a new study, bio-inspired patterns such as lobster shells, can render 3D-printed concrete more robust and thus support more creative and complex architectural structures. . The lobster-inspired patterns increase the strength of the 3D printed concrete....
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