
3D PRINTING & DESIGN NEWS _ 03/03/2021
Impresoras 3D
Forward AM Launches Daylight Product Line for 3D Printing
New Engineering Plastic Daylight (EPD) photopolymer product line enables a wide range of versatile 3D applications at competitive cost ( Read more... )

Investigation & design
‘Aleph Zero’, a program to grow steaks in space with 3D printing
The innovation company, Aleph Farms, thus paves the way for cellular agriculture, to produce food independently of local natural resources or climate. ( Read more... )

Health & medicine
Medical training increasingly dependent on 3D printing
3D-printed anatomical models replicate biomechanics of human anatomy to help improve training, transform surgical planning and bring new medical innovations to market faster ( Read more... )

Impresoras 3D
A new AM-Flow module to automate additive manufacturing postpress
With the AM-BAGGING solution, the company strengthens the ability to fully automate the process in order to drive Industry 4.0 and increase efficiency in high-volume multi-printer environments ( Read more... )

Investigation & design
3D print a tongue that mimics biological tissue to study taste
Scientists have created synthetic soft surfaces with tongue-like textures for the first time using 3D printing. ( Read more... )

Impresoras 3D
Henkel and Carbon to combine materials and printing expertise for high-performance additive manufacturing
With the collaboration, they have patented a new material Loctite 3D IND405 Clear, a transparent, resistant, semi-rigid and 3D printable material, with potential applications.
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Impresoras 3D
MTC invests in XJet Carmel 1400C to bolster UK industry’s ceramic AM capability
The Carmel AM system will enable production of premium quality end-use parts with complex geometries ( Read more... )

Impresoras 3D
Sapphire XC, up to 5x faster large format metal 3D printer
VELO3D announces the new printer not only improves productivity but also reduces costs by up to 75% ( Read more... )

Investigation & design
Ground mussel shells for 3D printing
These prototypes demonstrate that 3D printing and reprinting using locally sourced natural and sustainable raw materials is a viable option in a circular economy.
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Investigation & design
A 3D printed robot squid to explore the seabed
Made primarily of soft materials such as acrylic polymer, with some rigid parts, 3D printed and laser cut, this “cephalopod” is capable of moving at high speed ( Read more... )
