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Can You Smell It? You know that smell, the one that’s hard to describe but impossible to ignore. It’s the kind of smell that makes you wrinkle your nose in distaste. If you’ve ever worked with 3D prin…
Bambu Lab’s P1P: A 3D Printer that Bridges the Gap Between Affordability and Quality
Unshackling the boundaries of metal additive manufacturing, Freeform secures major investment from NVIDIA’s NVentures, poised to revolutionize the industry with AI-driven precision and scalability.
Unlock the secrets of AutoCAD 3D navigation and visualization. Explore the interface, master the art of navigating in 3D, and discover the techniques to take your modeling skills to the next level.
Additive manufacturing’s revolution ignites, as Conflux Technology secures $11 million in Series B funding, propelling innovations in aerospace & beyond.
In the sweltering heat of innovation, a revolution is born. Meet the game-changing, crack-free alloy that’s rewriting the rules of gas turbine engines. Forged in the fires of 3D printing, this superalloy defies the limits of temperature and efficiency, poised to transform the aerospace industry forever.
Indonesia’s footwear future takes a giant leap with ACMI’s Additive Manufacturing Center, armed with Farsoon metal 3D printers, revolutionizing shoe production with speed, quality, and innovation.
In a groundbreaking convergence of innovation and necessity, the US Navy has harnessed the power of ADDiTEC’s ElemX 3D printer to produce functional parts on the high seas, redefining the future of maritime maintenance and repair.
UpNano’s €7 million raise turbocharges 2PP 3D printing tech, hurdling the gap between lab and factory floor, promising industry revolution.
Imagine dining without the dread of choking, the terror of tasteless paste. 3D printed foods revolutionize mealtime for dysphagia patients, serving up hope and sustenance in a culinary breakthrough.
Imagine a world where electronics are as accessible as paper clips, where anyone can conjure a circuit board from thin air. Researchers at MIT have cracked the code, producing active electronics without semiconductors using 3D printing. The implications are seismic: democratizing access to electronics fabrication, empowering DIY enthusiasts, and revolutionizing the way we interact with technology.
Unpack the potential of 3D printing with the Flsun T1 Delta printer, where speed and precision converge in a symphony of innovation, but beware the discordant notes of assembly and noise.
