

3D Printing Progress
Oct 29, 2015

Ricoh launches SLS 3D printer
Ricoh announced today the release of the RICOH AM S5500P, its first 3D Printer under the RICOH brand.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 26, 2015

3D scanning: the achilles heel of IP protection for 3D printing
Jerry Fisher unexpectedly found himself in legal hot water after publishing 3D models of a famous Michelangelo statue located on Augustana College's campus. Mr. Fisher used hundreds of photographs of the statue to create a 3D model. After uploading the model to MakerBot's Thingiverse, Augustana College requested that Mr. Fisher take it down, on the grounds that he had violated copyright law.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 22, 2015

Guinness record for world's largest 3D printed structure
On the 30th September in Beijing, China the Guinness World Record for the largest 3D printed structure was awarded.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 20, 2015

Is 3D printing using binders having a resurgence?
Jetting binder on layers of plastic powder was originally developed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in 1993. This binder-on-powder process was the first to be known as 3D Printing technology.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 20, 2015

The conductive ink market is changing fast
IDTechEx finds that the conductive ink market is fast changing. It is currently a $2.3bn market, making it one of the largest segments of all printed electronics.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 20, 2015

From 2D to 3D printed electronics: a review by IDTechEx Research
This short presentation from IDTechEx Research will review the progression from 2D to 3D printed electronics including technologies, materials and markets.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 19, 2015

Arevo Labs announces additive manufacturing service
Arevo Labs has announced the availability of Additive Manufacturing (AM) Services to make 3D printed composite parts for demanding end use applications.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 16, 2015

Focus on materials innovations at 3D Printing USA 2015
IDTechEx 3D printing research has focussed on materials requirements for several years now, and this allows us to bring together some of the most knowledgeable people to talk about the state of the industry, new developments and future innovations across the whole spectrum of 3D Printing Materials.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 15, 2015

Three new technology megatrends
Thought leaders IDTechEx were among the first to identify three new megatrends in the world of technology: Structural Electronics (SE); 3D Printed Electronics (3DPE); Energy Independent Electric Vehicles (EIVs).
3D Printing Progress
Oct 14, 2015

Canon announces 3D printer prototype
At their recent Canon EXPO held in Paris, Canon announced their first 3D printer concept developed entirely in-house.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 12, 2015

3-D printing techniques help surgeons carve new ears
A collaboration between a University of Washington otolaryngology resident and bioengineering student has used 3-D printing to create a low-cost pediatric rib cartilage model that more closely resembles the feel of real cartilage and allows for realistic surgical practice.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 9, 2015

3D printing and public policy
Although legal principles apply to 3D printing the same as they apply to any other technology, 3D printing has the unique potential to upset the legal status quo. It is the potential scale of 3D printing that may have profound effects on the law.
IDTechEx Research Subscribers
3D printing tradeshow season continues...
Just a week after Euromold at the Dusseldorf Messe, a lot of the same people joined TCT at the NEC Birmingham.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 7, 2015

New LulzBot 3D printing software
Cura LulzBot Edition is now more versatile than ever, allowing the company to support new materials in the future as the 3D printing community continues to grow.
IDTechEx Research Subscribers

Can 3D printing scale-up to mass production?
This was a strong theme of day 2 of the conference at Euromold 2015.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 5, 2015

3D food printer for customised taste, colour, texture
Designers have made a 3D printer that can make edible fruit. By combining individual liquid droplets with different flavours into a desired shape, it allows the creation of interesting bespoke fruits in a matter of seconds.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 2, 2015

EnvisionTEC teams with Somos to develop high-performance materials
EnvisionTEC is proud to announce its collaboration with DSM's product brand Somos®, a world leader in additive manufacturing material development.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 29, 2015

Ricoh launches SLS 3D printer
Ricoh announced today the release of the RICOH AM S5500P, its first 3D Printer under the RICOH brand.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 22, 2015

Guinness record for world's largest 3D printed structure
On the 30th September in Beijing, China the Guinness World Record for the largest 3D printed structure was awarded.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 20, 2015

The conductive ink market is changing fast
IDTechEx finds that the conductive ink market is fast changing. It is currently a $2.3bn market, making it one of the largest segments of all printed electronics.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 19, 2015

Arevo Labs announces additive manufacturing service
Arevo Labs has announced the availability of Additive Manufacturing (AM) Services to make 3D printed composite parts for demanding end use applications.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 15, 2015

Three new technology megatrends
Thought leaders IDTechEx were among the first to identify three new megatrends in the world of technology: Structural Electronics (SE); 3D Printed Electronics (3DPE); Energy Independent Electric Vehicles (EIVs).
3D Printing Progress
Oct 12, 2015

3-D printing techniques help surgeons carve new ears
A collaboration between a University of Washington otolaryngology resident and bioengineering student has used 3-D printing to create a low-cost pediatric rib cartilage model that more closely resembles the feel of real cartilage and allows for realistic surgical practice.
IDTechEx Research Subscribers
3D printing tradeshow season continues...
Just a week after Euromold at the Dusseldorf Messe, a lot of the same people joined TCT at the NEC Birmingham.
IDTechEx Research Subscribers

Can 3D printing scale-up to mass production?
This was a strong theme of day 2 of the conference at Euromold 2015.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 2, 2015

EnvisionTEC teams with Somos to develop high-performance materials
EnvisionTEC is proud to announce its collaboration with DSM's product brand Somos®, a world leader in additive manufacturing material development.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 26, 2015

3D scanning: the achilles heel of IP protection for 3D printing
Jerry Fisher unexpectedly found himself in legal hot water after publishing 3D models of a famous Michelangelo statue located on Augustana College's campus. Mr. Fisher used hundreds of photographs of the statue to create a 3D model. After uploading the model to MakerBot's Thingiverse, Augustana College requested that Mr. Fisher take it down, on the grounds that he had violated copyright law.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 20, 2015

Is 3D printing using binders having a resurgence?
Jetting binder on layers of plastic powder was originally developed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in 1993. This binder-on-powder process was the first to be known as 3D Printing technology.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 20, 2015

From 2D to 3D printed electronics: a review by IDTechEx Research
This short presentation from IDTechEx Research will review the progression from 2D to 3D printed electronics including technologies, materials and markets.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 16, 2015

Focus on materials innovations at 3D Printing USA 2015
IDTechEx 3D printing research has focussed on materials requirements for several years now, and this allows us to bring together some of the most knowledgeable people to talk about the state of the industry, new developments and future innovations across the whole spectrum of 3D Printing Materials.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 14, 2015

Canon announces 3D printer prototype
At their recent Canon EXPO held in Paris, Canon announced their first 3D printer concept developed entirely in-house.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 9, 2015

3D printing and public policy
Although legal principles apply to 3D printing the same as they apply to any other technology, 3D printing has the unique potential to upset the legal status quo. It is the potential scale of 3D printing that may have profound effects on the law.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 7, 2015

New LulzBot 3D printing software
Cura LulzBot Edition is now more versatile than ever, allowing the company to support new materials in the future as the 3D printing community continues to grow.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 5, 2015

3D food printer for customised taste, colour, texture
Designers have made a 3D printer that can make edible fruit. By combining individual liquid droplets with different flavours into a desired shape, it allows the creation of interesting bespoke fruits in a matter of seconds.