3D printing technologies have recently gained increasing attention from traditional manufacturers such as GE, which recently acquired Morris Technologies (see the January 2, 2013 LRMJ), to consumer-facing on-demand production services such as Shapeways (see the June 18, 2012 LRMJ) and Staples (see t...
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News Commentary | November 11, 2021
Sinterit announces a new desktop selective laser sintering (SLS) printer model, the Lisa X, which offers 10‑times‑faster printing than the company's previous printers, at 10 mm/hr to 14 mm/hr. This brings it in line with the speeds of more typical, and more expensive, polymer SLS printers, which ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | November 11, 2021
ExOne, soon to be acquired by Desktop Metal, launched a new version of its entry‑level binder jet metal printer with a larger build area. Initial customers include jewelry producers and Siemens. While the company continues to increase the performance and materials range of its printers, it is still ... Not part of subscription
Case Study | February 02, 2022
Boom Supersonic is developing supersonic passenger aircraft and plans to start testing a 1:3 scale demonstrator aircraft, the XB‑1, in early 2022. Boom partnered with Stratasys and Velo3D to develop several dozen metal and high‑performance 3D‑printed parts for the XB‑1 and plans to continue using 3D... Not part of subscription