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Someone had already imagined, someone else hoped for that, days ago, finally one of the most prominent actors of the Makers ecosystem, Makerbot, announced a commercial desktop 3D Scanner. The good news, for those concerned with the openness of such a system, is that, well before that move, developers already created it: it […]

Mobedia, a Manchester-based digital content producer, has created a digital learning experience using 3D printing for Kia Motor‘s dealership teams. Kia’s employees can access the Airfix style e-learning material via the Kia Academy to learn about the Kia Sportage and provide better service to Kia Sportage SUV customers. Mobedia’s Creative Director, Gary Bannister-Simm, explained, “Having the […]

We’ve got news about an acquisition and a collaboration to start off today’s 3D Printing News Briefs, before moving on to two stories about additive manufacturing software. Then there’s a... The post 3D Printing News Briefs, October 28, 2023: Software Add-On, Heat Exchangers, Milling, & More appeared first on 3DPrint.com | The Voice of 3D Printing / Additive Manufacturing.

Learn how you can make a 3D printed selfie, no expensive scanner required.

As storage for manufacturers’ spare parts are moving away from industrial sized warehouses to big memory hard-drives, computer aided design (CAD) has been given a new lease of life, especially when paired with a 3D printer. A product’s design cycle is now dramatically cut down from months to weeks, and companies’ control over the process […]

When Shapeways designer Masaharu Ono began conceiving of his elaborate, 3D printed virtual reality (VR) headset, chances are that he didn’t find much inspiration on the web. An image search...

We’re going to tell you about a 3D printed pavilion and a 3D printed set of stairs first in today’s 3D Printing News Briefs. Moving on, Triastek has received FDA...

Learn about converting images to 3D models, and give an extra dimension to your favorite photos. No professional experience required!

We’re starting with some more formnext news in today’s 3D Printing News Briefs, as the Foundry Lab debuted its microwave technology for quicker, cheaper metal casting at the trade show.... The post 3D Printing News Briefs, December 3, 2022: Degradable Polymers & 3D Printed Trophies appeared first on 3DPrint.com | The Voice of 3D Printing / Additive Manufacturing.

Francesco Simonetti, an aerospace engineering professor at the University of Cincinnati, and his undergraduate student Michael Fox have developed a new method of non-destructive testing (NDT) for inspecting metal 3D printed components. Detailed in a study for NDT & E International the technique, termed cryoultrasonics, unusually combines ice and ultrasound to overcome inadequacies associated with other […]