

3D Printing Progress
Oct 26, 2016

3D-printed organ-on-a-chip with integrated sensing
Built by a fully automated, digital manufacturing procedure, the 3D-printed heart-on-a-chip can be quickly fabricated with customizable size, shape and other physical properties, while allowing researchers to easily collect reliable data for extended times in culture.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 24, 2016

Arcam subsidiary AP&C breaks ground on second plant
Arcam AB, supplier of Additive Manufacturing equipment, announces that its powder manufacturing subsidiary AP&C in Montreal, Canada, has begun to build its second powder plant in Saint-Eustache, Québec.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 21, 2016

3D printing revolutionizes die engineering
With the help of 3D printing, Schuler is manufacturing prototype dies with channels running in an improved near net shape - therefore ensuring an equally fast cooling of all component areas and, as a consequence, improved part properties.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 19, 2016

3D printed robots with shock-absorbing skins
Researchers have presented a new method for 3-D printing soft materials that make robots safer and more precise in their movements — and that could be used to improve the durability of drones, phones, shoes, helmets, and more.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 17, 2016

Airbus standardizes on Stratasys additive manufacturing solutions
Stratasys Ltd announces that leading aircraft manufacturer Airbus has standardized on its ULTEM 9085 3D printing material for the production of flight parts for its A350 XWB aircraft.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 13, 2016

The spectre of free 3D models
There has been an increasing trend towards hobbyists buying designs to 3D print on their own 3D printers at home, rather than do the difficult design work themselves. Brands are now trying to sell 3D designs rather than physical products. But the internet is full of free designs, and customers can't always tell the real things from the fakes. This has important implications for consumer safety, but also for the livelihoods of freelance designers. IDTechEx invited Martynas Klimas of CG Trader to explain the problems and implications.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 12, 2016

Latest trends in the conductive inks business
IDTechEx Research analysis showed that the conductive ink business was on the cusp of rapid and comprehensive change. Changing business dynamics has forced many suppliers to change strategy, focusing on many emerging and nascent applications in the hope that some will grow in the future to compensate for the commoditization and/or decline in core markets. In this article, we bring you an update on some of the latest trends and developments.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 11, 2016

Honda to use 3D printing to customise micro EVs
At this year's CEATEC, Japan's largest consumer electronics show, Honda showed an example of its so-called Micro Commuter electric car with a body that's been constructed using additive manufacturing.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 10, 2016

Graphene 3D Lab introduces flexible conductive TPU filament
Graphene 3D Lab Inc will now offer a filament for 3D printing that is both highly electrically conductive and flexible.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 7, 2016

Multilayer 3D printing to add conductive properties to fabric
A successful test for 3D printing of conductive traces onto a treated fabric.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 6, 2016

3-D-printed robots with shock-absorbing skins
A new method for 3-D printing soft materials that make robots safer and more precise in their movements — and that could be used to improve the durability of drones, phones, shoes, helmets, and more.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 4, 2016

Will PTFE be the next 3D printable material?
The range of available materials is one of the key hurdles to adoption for industrial 3D printing. 3D printing is being rapidly adopted by product manufacturers all around the world, but it still can't compete with many other manufacturing techniques with respect to material diversity.
IDTechEx Research Subscribers

The latest from the world of 3D Printing
Rachel Gordon spent two days at TCT Show, a large 3D printing trade show in Birmingham, UK, to catch up on the industry developments and see the latest machines in action.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 3, 2016

Enter the IDTechEx Show! Awards and celebrate your achievements
The IDTechEx Show! which will be held on November 16 - 17 at the Santa Clara Convention Center, will showcase the latest technology needs and advancements to over 3,000 attendees.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 3, 2016

3D-nanoprinting to turbocharge microscopes
Researchers have printed nanometric-scale sensors capable of improving the performance of atomic force microscopes.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 26, 2016

3D-printed organ-on-a-chip with integrated sensing
Built by a fully automated, digital manufacturing procedure, the 3D-printed heart-on-a-chip can be quickly fabricated with customizable size, shape and other physical properties, while allowing researchers to easily collect reliable data for extended times in culture.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 21, 2016

3D printing revolutionizes die engineering
With the help of 3D printing, Schuler is manufacturing prototype dies with channels running in an improved near net shape - therefore ensuring an equally fast cooling of all component areas and, as a consequence, improved part properties.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 17, 2016

Airbus standardizes on Stratasys additive manufacturing solutions
Stratasys Ltd announces that leading aircraft manufacturer Airbus has standardized on its ULTEM 9085 3D printing material for the production of flight parts for its A350 XWB aircraft.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 12, 2016

Latest trends in the conductive inks business
IDTechEx Research analysis showed that the conductive ink business was on the cusp of rapid and comprehensive change. Changing business dynamics has forced many suppliers to change strategy, focusing on many emerging and nascent applications in the hope that some will grow in the future to compensate for the commoditization and/or decline in core markets. In this article, we bring you an update on some of the latest trends and developments.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 10, 2016

Graphene 3D Lab introduces flexible conductive TPU filament
Graphene 3D Lab Inc will now offer a filament for 3D printing that is both highly electrically conductive and flexible.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 6, 2016

3-D-printed robots with shock-absorbing skins
A new method for 3-D printing soft materials that make robots safer and more precise in their movements — and that could be used to improve the durability of drones, phones, shoes, helmets, and more.
IDTechEx Research Subscribers

The latest from the world of 3D Printing
Rachel Gordon spent two days at TCT Show, a large 3D printing trade show in Birmingham, UK, to catch up on the industry developments and see the latest machines in action.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 3, 2016

3D-nanoprinting to turbocharge microscopes
Researchers have printed nanometric-scale sensors capable of improving the performance of atomic force microscopes.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 24, 2016

Arcam subsidiary AP&C breaks ground on second plant
Arcam AB, supplier of Additive Manufacturing equipment, announces that its powder manufacturing subsidiary AP&C in Montreal, Canada, has begun to build its second powder plant in Saint-Eustache, Québec.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 19, 2016

3D printed robots with shock-absorbing skins
Researchers have presented a new method for 3-D printing soft materials that make robots safer and more precise in their movements — and that could be used to improve the durability of drones, phones, shoes, helmets, and more.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 13, 2016

The spectre of free 3D models
There has been an increasing trend towards hobbyists buying designs to 3D print on their own 3D printers at home, rather than do the difficult design work themselves. Brands are now trying to sell 3D designs rather than physical products. But the internet is full of free designs, and customers can't always tell the real things from the fakes. This has important implications for consumer safety, but also for the livelihoods of freelance designers. IDTechEx invited Martynas Klimas of CG Trader to explain the problems and implications.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 11, 2016

Honda to use 3D printing to customise micro EVs
At this year's CEATEC, Japan's largest consumer electronics show, Honda showed an example of its so-called Micro Commuter electric car with a body that's been constructed using additive manufacturing.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 7, 2016

Multilayer 3D printing to add conductive properties to fabric
A successful test for 3D printing of conductive traces onto a treated fabric.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 4, 2016

Will PTFE be the next 3D printable material?
The range of available materials is one of the key hurdles to adoption for industrial 3D printing. 3D printing is being rapidly adopted by product manufacturers all around the world, but it still can't compete with many other manufacturing techniques with respect to material diversity.
3D Printing Progress
Oct 3, 2016

Enter the IDTechEx Show! Awards and celebrate your achievements
The IDTechEx Show! which will be held on November 16 - 17 at the Santa Clara Convention Center, will showcase the latest technology needs and advancements to over 3,000 attendees.