Investigation & design

Printing stainless steel is already a reality with 3D technology

This new finding could help in the aircraft industry, as well as nuclear power plants and other critical technologies, where strength and durability are essential. ( Read more... )

CATEGORY: New advances BRAND: University of Wisconsin-Madison

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Investigation & design

A Martian Rock-Metal Composite Shows the Potential of 3D Printing on The Red Planet

A small amount of simulated crushed Martian rock mixed with a titanium alloy produced a stronger, high-performance material in a 3D printing process that could one day be used on Mars to make tools or rocket parts. ( Read more... )

CATEGORY: New advances BRAND: Washington State University

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Investigation & design

3D technology that returns movement

A custom 3D-printed sensor bracelet allows people with hand problems to regain motor control of their hands ( Read more... )

CATEGORY: New advances BRAND: University of Sydney

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Investigation & design

3D printing on glass, a reality?

Researchers at the UC Berkeley have developed an innovative 3D printing technology to produce glass microstructures ( Read more... )

CATEGORY: New advances BRAND: UC Berkeley

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Investigation & design

Three ideas to print on Easter

Decorating eggs has long been a practice for Easter in some places worldwide. Today, with 3D Printing, there is perhaps no need for real eggs, paints, brushes, etc., to decorate eggs. With a 3D printing machine like Snapmaker and a selection of filaments, you can effortlessly produce unique patterns and color variations on Easter eggs. ( Read more... )

CATEGORY: Design BRAND: Snapmaker

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Investigation & design

A 3D printed gadget to solve an Apple design problem

Youtuber Matty Benedetto shows us in a video a clever solution that challenges the initial idea of ​​charging Magic Mouse from the technology company. ( Read more... )

CATEGORY: Design

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Investigation & design

3D Printed Fingertips: The Improved Future of Robotic Sensibility?

Researchers at the University of Bristol have developed a 3D-printed fingertip with the apparent sensitivity of human skin. This technique could help robots become more dexterous and improve the performance of prosthetic hands by giving them a built-in sense of touch. ( Read more... )

CATEGORY: New advances BRAND: University of Bristol

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Investigation & design

The space suit of the future goes through 3D scanning and printing

NASA is looking for the best alternatives for manufacturing and customizing astronaut clothing at an affordable cost. 3D technology seems to be the best option to respond to your concerns ( Read more... )

CATEGORY: Design BRAND: NASA

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Investigation & design

'Bleach' as rocket fuel from 3D printing

An engineering student at the University of Canterbury in New Zealand has used 3D printing to turn hydrogen peroxide into non-toxic rocket fuel for the aerospace market ( Read more... )

CATEGORY: New advances

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Investigation & design

An MIT team develops 3D-printed tags to classify and store data on physical objects

Instead of standard barcodes affixed to products, these discreet labels are embedded within the interior of objects made using standard 3D printers ( Read more... )

CATEGORY: New advances BRAND: Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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