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3D printed membranes have faster water flow than conventional filters

3D printed membranes have faster water flow than conventional filters

Jul 12, 2018 Singapore
A 3D-printing facility to manufacture a new type of water treatment membrane. Unlike conventional membrane-manufacturing processes that use acids to make polymers porous that function as filters, Nano Sun 3D-prints millions of nanofibers layered on top of each other, compressed into a thin membrane.
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Advances in Automation: Composite Industry

Advances in Automation: Composite Industry

Jul 11, 2018
This article will highlight some of the key advancements surrounding automation for the composite industry.
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Polymer composites must evolve to stay ahead in the aerospace sector

Polymer composites must evolve to stay ahead in the aerospace sector

Jul 10, 2018
The aerospace sector was one of the earliest and most significant adopters of CFRP material. However, this dominance is under threat with emerging metal alloys and additive manufacturing some of the key contenders.
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IDTechEx TV3D Printing fully fledged PCB's in a matter of hours

3D Printing fully fledged PCB's in a matter of hours

Jul 9, 2018
BotFactory brings the future of electronic circuit fabrication to your desktop with our line of PCB Printers
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Stop food waste with 3D food printing?

Stop food waste with 3D food printing?

Jul 9, 2018 Netherlands
Worldwide, around one third of all food is wasted. Growers, wholesalers, supermarkets and (governmental) institutions are working individually or collectively in their local markets on the issue of reducing the amount of wasted food. Despite the fact that wasted volumes in percentage of the total production amounts are relatively low, the numbers in kilos is an considerable amount and a great incentive to find new possibilities to lower the…
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Towards a 3D printed human heart

Towards a 3D printed human heart

Jul 6, 2018 United States
BIOLIFE4D has announced it has successfully demonstrated its ability to 3D bioprint human cardiac tissue - specifically, a human cardiac patch.
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IDTechEx TVAdvanced materials for future 3D printing technologies

Advanced materials for future 3D printing technologies

Jul 5, 2018
Brightlands Materials Center is a leading Research & Development Center, improving quality of life with sustainable material solutions.
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Webinar Thursday 19 July - Additive Manufacturing

Webinar Thursday 19 July - Additive Manufacturing

Jul 5, 2018 Worldwide
IDTechEx will be hosting a free webinar on Thursday 19 July titled Additive Manufacturing and Lightweight Materials for Aerospace and Defense: Part I.
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IDTechEx TVPlans to 3D print cars

Plans to 3D print cars

Jul 3, 2018 China
WE Solutions Ltd in Hong Kong has announced plans to 3D print electric vehicles in Shanghai for taxi and ride-hailing services in China.
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3D Bioprinting - An Update from Q2 2018

3D Bioprinting - An Update from Q2 2018

Jul 2, 2018
The past 3 months has been busy for 3D bioprinting companies, with numerous publications emerging from academia and announcements from industry. This article will highlight the advancements made in 3D bioprinting in the last 3 months since the publication of the 2018 update of IDTechEx's market research report on the topic: 3D Bioprinting 2018 - 2028: Technologies, Markets, Forecasts.
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IDTechEx TVMagnetic 3-D-printed structures crawl, roll, jump, and play catch

Magnetic 3-D-printed structures crawl, roll, jump, and play catch

Jul 2, 2018 United States
New printing technique could be used to develop remotely controlled biomedical devices.
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