When he worked at Shapeways just a few years ago, customers constantly asked Graham Bredemeyer if they could get their designs made out of metal by the 3D printing services firm. Think about it — if a ...
If you’ve ever experimented with 3D printing, you’ve likely run into one major, frustrating problem: most 3D printers available to the average person are extremely slow, and they can only print ...
It’s widely assumed that 3D printing represents the next frontier in fabricating objects of all types, but researchers at Germany’s Hasso Plattner Institute have come up with a novel way of creating ...
LOVELAND, Colo.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aleph Objects, Inc., is organizing for growth as 3D printing technology and its market segments continue to expand. The company, manufacturer of the reliable, ...
A 3D printer that uses lasers to build up an object in any order, rather than layer by layer, could produce more advanced designs than is currently possible. Existing 3D printers work by depositing ...
If you’ve got a 3D printer and a little bit of imagination, you can make pretty much anything. While these machines are still too expensive to be completely ubiquitous, early adopters are making some ...
In June, China announced a gigantic 3D printer, which they claimed was the world’s largest at the time, with a 1.8 meter build diameter. Basically the thing could print out a nice sized bathroom ...
3D printing may be set to change the world by letting us make all sorts of bespoke objects, but there’s one little problem: the printers can only print items smaller than themselves. Until now, ...
We've seen a growing number 3D printers that use additive manufacturing technology to form objects one layer at a time, usually from resin or ABS plastic. But Markus Kayser, an MA student at the Royal ...
Imagine a machine which accepts CAD drawings, then produces a three dimensional prototype within a few hours for $100 - it now exists. The successful implementation of the technology points the way to ...
BD+C has reported on how 3D printers are attracting the attention of AEC firms (http://www.bdcnetwork.com/article/3d-prototyping-goes-low-cost). Now you can see how ...