Imagine printing an object that doesn’t have to stay the same shape after it leaves the printer. Researchers in South Korea and the United States have developed a programmable…
3D printing is moving beyond prototypes and small accessories and into an unexpected space: camper van interiors. UK-based Buckley Conversions has created a camper conversion in which much of…
South Korea is taking metal additive manufacturing to a much larger scale with a new project aimed at producing 5-meter-class ship propellers using 3D printing technology. The Ulsan National…
Construction 3D printing continues to gain momentum as German construction company Matthäi Schlüsselfertigbau has officially launched a dedicated construction 3D printing division following the successful completion of its new…
TE Connectivity has unveiled an advanced 3D printing process that could significantly change how medical catheters are manufactured. Developed at the company’s PROPELUS Prototype Center in Galway, Ireland, the…
India is taking a major step forward in advanced manufacturing as Lohia Aerospace Systems announces plans to establish the country’s first commercial large-format 3D composite manufacturing facility. The project…
A creative maker has demonstrated how 3D printing can breathe new life into old electronics by transforming recycled components into a fully functional Bluetooth speaker inspired by the popular…
Researchers in the Czech Republic are developing an innovative 3D-printed titanium joint implant that could transform the way orthopedic surgeries are performed. Unlike conventional implants, this next-generation design includes…
For more than four centuries, the Grassmayr Bell Foundry has been crafting bronze bells renowned for their exceptional quality and sound. Now, this historic manufacturer is embracing modern technology…
Researchers have developed a miniature 3D-printed diving suit that allows cyborg cockroaches to operate both on land and underwater, opening new possibilities for search-and-rescue missions, infrastructure inspections, and disaster…