Researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) recently published results announcing a novel 3D printed structural material that mimics the microstructure – and mechanical properties – of bone. Specifically, the researchers built a 3D digital model of a bone, including the micron-scal...
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News Commentary | March 08, 2021
Enventys designed a lice removal device using nTopology's generative design software and the Origin One photopolymer 3D printer to reduce weight, reduce part number, improve ergonomics, and increase performance by modifying surface texture while lowering overall design and production costs by moving... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | July 06, 2021
Materialise announced its selective laser sintering (SLS) process called Bluesint, which significantly reduces powder waste, last year. Now, it is offering 3D printing services based on this new process for functional prototyping. Although applications are limited with a single material (PA12), it ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | October 08, 2021
The casting of key wind turbine nacelle components requires sand molds weighing up to 60 tons. GE Renewable Energy, Voxeljet, and Fraunhofer IGCV will develop the world's largest sand 3D printer to manufacture these molds faster with improved design and optimized composition of materials. This ... Not part of subscription