Month: April 2019
This Startup Is Building Houses With the World’s Biggest Freeform 3D Printer – hypepotamus.com
Throughout his career, he was consistently frustrated by design constraints caused by the limitations of traditional building materials and techniques.
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Robot logistics at Bastian Solutions aided by Fast Radius 3D printing – 3D Printing Industry
Ron Daggett, Vice President of Technology and R&D at Bastian Solutions, comments, “We envisioned that additively manufacturing specific parts would make the Bastian Solutions Shuttle System the most efficient and agile robotic picker available on the market,”.
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Ruselectronics to develop electron beam metal 3D printer for Russian aerospace – 3D Printing Industry
Ruselectronics, a Russian holding corporation and a subsidiary of state-owned Rostec, is developing an electron beam metal 3D printer for aerospace applications.
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Chinese Morticians Improving Facial Reconstruction Through 3D Printing – 3DPrint.com
Morticians in China may have an extremely helpful new tool coming their way, in the form of the 3D printer.
3DPrint.com | The Voice of 3D Printing / Additive Manufacturing
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The 3 Key Risks of 3D Printing Medical Devices – DesignNews
This category of work is described in the guidance as “Software Workflow.” Key elements include imaging, design manipulation software, and build preparation software.
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Audi expands 3D printed production for tooling – 3D Printing Industry
German automobile manufacturer Audi AG has expanded production at its Volkswagen Group R8 facility, the Böllinger Höfe, with a separate 3D printing department.
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The advantages of 3D printing are still far from circular – GreenBiz
3D printing has been around for three decades, but only in the last few years has the technology become a serious contender for displacing conventional manufacturing methods now that it can achieve material strength that rivals legacy offerings and can deliver parts in a fraction of the time.
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Industrial 3D Printing Goes Skateboarding – Michigan Tech News
Outdoor sporting goods used to be a tough market for 3D printing to break into, but fused particle fabrication can change that.
Michigan Technological University
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