What is 3D printing? This article goes over the basics of 3D printing, otherwise known as additive manufacturing, covering its engineering principles and applications.
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Quality control managers in the automotive and aerospace industries are responsible for ensuring that manufactured parts meet customers’ requirements, specifications, and tolerances.
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While it seems like we have only skimmed the surface of all the ways 3D printing could eventually transform our lives, it increasingly emerges as a truly out-of-this-world component.
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Mass customization and 3D printing make a good combination. Discover how you can make customers part of the product creation process with 3D printing.
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Dougie Mann wanted to make it easier for people with disabilities to use smartphones. His end product is a 3D printed keyboard with just 5 buttons instead of 50.
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Through this interview with head of Design Studio Alexandre d'Orsetti, we have reviewed 6 high-performance Additive Manufacturing materials, as well as the possibilities they open up
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We interviewed Guillaume de Calan, engineer and co-founder of Nanoe, a ceramics material manufacturing company. Read how he set up his own Additive Manufacturing ceramics process, and what this combination allows for.
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In a series of blog posts, we're highlighting companies that provide valuable knowledge to understand the state of the art of technology. First in this series: Manufacturing.
The current revolution brought by 3D printing extends to the most surprising applications, even the ones as far removed as possible from the traditional “geek” sphere. One example: fashion!
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Most traditional 3D printers create a shape by excreting a synthetic resin layer by layer, which is then hardened using UV light. Thanks to the abundance of scientific activity in this field, we have a number of resins and 3D printing methods to choose from.
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Metal 3D printing can also be known as DMLS (Direct Metal Laser Sintering), and DMLM (Direct Metal Laser Melting) is an additive layer technology. A metal 3D printer uses a laser beam to melt 20-60 micron layers of metal powder on top of one another.
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Discover the latest trends of the Additive Manufacturing industry through the biggest 3D Printing report ever released.
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Discover the companies that are already using 3D printing for spare parts and the advantages.
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What are the best 3D printing tips for 3D printing enthusiasts and professionals? Let’s discover the checklist you need to follow to get the best 3D printed object possible.
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“The nexus between two revolutionary disciplines is inspiring us towards a future improved society”
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A New Jersey-based product development studio has paired with an algorithm developer and one of the nation’s leading animal orthotists to optimize the process of creating full-limb pet prosthetics.
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