Edited by Mike Santora With the growth of 3D printing, it’s entirely possible to 3D print your own prosthetic from models found in open-source databases. But those models lack personalized electronic user interfaces like those found in costly, … [Read more...]
Your next shoe may be 3D printed
The footwear segment stands to benefit tremendously from additive manufacturing’s potential in mass customization and product personalization. SmarTech Analysis recently published a new report titled, Additive Manufacturing in the Footwear Industry, … [Read more...]
3D-Printed carbon fiber unibody bike frames key to line of eBikes from Franco Bicycles
AREVO, a Silicon Valley company redefining global composites manufacturing through digitalization, announced a partnership with boutique bike manufacturer Franco Bicycles to deliver a 3D printed, continuous carbon fiber single-piece unibody frame for … [Read more...]
3D printing makes the first smash-proof guitar
Rock stars have been smashing guitars for decades, few with more enthusiasm than Swedish-born guitar virtuoso Yngwie Malmsteen. Global engineering company Sandvik decided to test its cutting-edge techniques by building the world’s first all-metal, … [Read more...]
Additive manufacturing enables robot shuttle system to use smaller motors
A frequent goal in any design is to find ways to save on weight and power needs. The engineers at Bastion Solutions, a Toyota Advanced Logistics company, were looking for a way to develop a more efficient robotic material handling system. They turned … [Read more...]
3D printing side-mounting technology lets you pack more functions on circuit boards
Nano Dimension Ltd., a leading additive electronics provider announced side mounting technology for additively manufactured printed circuit boards (PCBs). With the DragonFly Precision Additive Manufacturing System, the novel technology can print and … [Read more...]
Easy to use industrial grade desktop 3D printer, the F120, introduced by Stratasys
While 3D printers are gaining in use and popularity, they are still not as easy to use as needed to really make headway in the market. At the 2019 AMUG Conference in Chicago, Stratasys is introducing the F120, an industrial 3D printer for the masses … [Read more...]
Stratasys introduces stereolithography 3D printer
Stratasys is entering the stereolithography segment of the 3D printing market. The company is introducing the V650 Flex stereolithography 3D printer. It combines the power of a large-scale system with a configurable environment for fine-tuning across … [Read more...]
Buy it at Amazon or 3D Print It?
By Mark Bashor, Manufacturing Engineer – AE, GoEngineer The Scenario: A month or so ago while perusing my LinkedIn news feed, I stumbled across a comment that inspired me to write this article. Long story short, one commenter chastised the … [Read more...]
A small step closer to 3D printed human organs
The promise of using 3D printing technology to build human organs is showing some results. For example, new 3D printing techniques provide a way for an RIT researcher to create platforms to help regenerate human tissue that allows the body to heal … [Read more...]
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