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Impresoras 3D
From EPI protection to filament for 3D printing
Australian scientists have developed a new technology capable of recycling used Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and turning it into raw material for additive manufacturing ( Leer más... )

Commerce & industry
A 3D printed carbon downhill bike
Rodeo is just a concept for now and is not for sale. But even so, it serves as an example of what is possible with current technology and what could be a reality in the future.
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Investigation & design
Joyseat, the perfect saddle for cyclists exists thanks to 3D printing
Because we all come in different shapes, sizes, and riding styles, Czech company Posedla set out to change the way cyclists choose their bike components. Thanks to 3D printing, a truly personalized saddle can be offered. ( Leer más... )

Impresoras 3D
3DP4ME, meeting human needs with 3D printing
The American 3D tech startup, operating in the Middle East, is becoming a platform to bring real solutions to those who need them. A few weeks ago, he managed to change the lives of fifty children who, thanks to 3D scanning and printing, got hearing aids that changed their lives. ( Leer más... )

Impresoras 3D
Sakuu manages to 3D print high-performance and functional batteries
Sakuu, a California-based additive manufacturing company, is on its way to commercial-scale production of printed batteries in major industries, including electric mobility, aerospace, electric vehicles, grid energy storage and more. ( Leer más... )

Investigation & design
Ink with bacteria for 3D printing that produces compounds as resistant as bone
Researchers at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL) have published a method for 3D printing an ink containing calcium carbonate-producing bacteria. The 3D printed mineralized biocomposite is unprecedentedly strong, lightweight and environmentally friendly, with a range of applications from art to biomedicine. ( Leer más... )

Health & medicine
Engineers Create a Fully Functional 3D Printed Heart
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Cambridge have developed a procedure to 3D print a soft, flexible replica of the heart in an effort to help doctors tailor treatments to the specific shape and function of patients' hearts. patients
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Impresoras 3D
Using Robotic Arms to Change Printers Over
Athena 3D Manufacturing, a manufacturer of high-quality parts, used this technique and the productivity of its fleet of Markforged printers increased by up to 40% ( Leer más... )

Investigation & design
Scientists Develop a New Rotational and Multi-Material 3D Printing Technique
Researchers at the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences have been able to put into practice a new way of printing in 3D: rotating and with helical filaments. This new technique is specially designed for use in soft robotics and structural composites. ( Leer más... )

Investigation & design
Owo, the shirt with microsensors for a 'more realistic' Virtual Reality
It allows users to feel more than 30 different sensations in real time in the virtual world, for example, in the metaverse or while playing video games. ( Leer más... )
