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Design lessons from the sports world

Designers in the sports world have been one of the quickest groups to adopt additive manufacturing technology. They’ve developed a few insights and perspectives that might be useful for engineers in other fields. David Woodlock, Application Development and Design Manager at HP, discusses a few of these insights. Designers of sports equipment … [Read More...] about Design lessons from the sports world

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  • Desktop 3D printing for those who work from home
  • Boston Micro Fabrication announces partnership with Materialise
  • Make physical inventory more efficient with additive manufacturing
  • 3D Systems announces its High Speed Fusion 3D printing system
  • Siemens and EOS North America partner to improve AM efficiency and profitability
  • Design lessons from the sports world
  • Inkbit launches Inkbit Vista, an automated additive manufacturing ecosystem

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Top 3 Reasons Why You Should Consider Additive Manufacturing Today for Production Parts

By Tony Slavik, Applications Engineering Manager at FATHOM Additive manufacturing (AM) has been rapidly evolving into a powerful means of production. The additive technologies most commonly used for production of plastic parts include Fused … [Read More...] about Top 3 Reasons Why You Should Consider Additive Manufacturing Today for Production Parts

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Desktop 3D printing for those who work from home

RIZE, Inc., an Additive Manufacturing 2.0 company bringing industrial 3D printing to all users and a World Economic Forum (WEF) 2020 Technology Pioneer, … [Read More...] about Desktop 3D printing for those who work from home

Boston Micro Fabrication announces partnership with Materialise

Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF), a pioneer in microscale 3D printing systems, announced a software partnership with Materialise, a global leader in 3D … [Read More...] about Boston Micro Fabrication announces partnership with Materialise

Make physical inventory more efficient with additive manufacturing

It’s not uncommon for additive manufacturing technology to produce many end-use parts without tools. Often, this technology does so at a cost that is lower … [Read More...] about Make physical inventory more efficient with additive manufacturing

3D Systems announces its High Speed Fusion 3D printing system

3D Systems announced the introduction of a novel High Speed Fusion (HSF) industrial 3D printer platform and material portfolio. Developed in a … [Read More...] about 3D Systems announces its High Speed Fusion 3D printing system

Siemens and EOS North America partner to improve AM efficiency and profitability

Siemens Digital Industries Software and EOS North America announced an expansion of their partnership, which can help improve efficiency and profitability … [Read More...] about Siemens and EOS North America partner to improve AM efficiency and profitability

Design lessons from the sports world

Designers in the sports world have been one of the quickest groups to adopt additive manufacturing technology. They’ve developed a few insights and … [Read More...] about Design lessons from the sports world

Inkbit launches Inkbit Vista, an automated additive manufacturing ecosystem

Inkbit, a company that built the first 3D printer driven by vision-based feedback control, announced Inkbit Vista, its Additive Manufacturing System. This … [Read More...] about Inkbit launches Inkbit Vista, an automated additive manufacturing ecosystem

EOS introduces EOS NickelAlloy IN939

EOS has added a new nickel alloy material to its growing and expansive list of metal powders available for use in powder bed additive manufacturing … [Read More...] about EOS introduces EOS NickelAlloy IN939

3D print molds for custom manufacture of rubber parts

Structur3d, a developer of soft materials for additive manufacturing, introduces water-soluble molds for use in custom-manufacturing rubber parts. The … [Read More...] about 3D print molds for custom manufacture of rubber parts

Stratasys acquires RPS, provider of stereolithography 3d printers

Stratasys Ltd., announced it has acquired UK-based RP Support Ltd. (RPS), a provider of industrial stereolithography 3D printers and solutions. RPS’ … [Read More...] about Stratasys acquires RPS, provider of stereolithography 3d printers

Desktop Metal completes acquisition of EnvisionTEC

Desktop Metal, Inc. announced it has completed the previously announced acquisition of EnvisionTEC. The transaction is valued at $300 million, consisting … [Read More...] about Desktop Metal completes acquisition of EnvisionTEC

3D printing stainless steel on the MakerBot METHOD

MakerBot, a Stratasys company announced that the BASF Ultrafuse 316L Stainless Steel material by Forward AM has been qualified for the MakerBot LABS … [Read More...] about 3D printing stainless steel on the MakerBot METHOD

New resin for 3D printing orthodontics

Formlabs announced IBT Resin for the direct printing of indirect bonding trays to simplify orthodontic bracket placement. 3D printing has been used … [Read More...] about New resin for 3D printing orthodontics

New carbon fiber material from Stratasys for F123 series 3D printers

Stratasys Ltd. introduced a new ABS-based carbon fiber material for its line of F123 Series 3D printers, which handle composite materials. Carbon fiber … [Read More...] about New carbon fiber material from Stratasys for F123 series 3D printers

ExOne developing a portable 3D printing factory in a shipping container for DoD

The ExOne Company,  a developer of industrial sand and metal 3D printers using binder jetting technology, has been awarded a U.S. Department of Defense … [Read More...] about ExOne developing a portable 3D printing factory in a shipping container for DoD

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