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HP launches 3D Open Materials and Applications Lab to accelerate partner product development

Global technology company, HP has unveiled a 3D Open Materials and Applications Lab where its partners can accelerate the development of production-ready 3D printer parts.

By TCT Team

/ 16 Mar 2017

HP 3D Open Materials & Apps Lab The 3,500 square-foot space will be accessible to HP’s 3D materials partners to jumpstart product development, test new materials and get real-time fee...

Nano Dimension supplies DragonFly 2020 3D printer to Syqe Medical

Nano Dimension has announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Nano Dimension Technologies has supplied its DragonFly 2020 3D printer to Syqe Medical.

By TCT Team

/ 15 Mar 2017

Nano Dimension's DragonFly 2020 3D Printer Nano Dimension's DragonFly 2020 3D Printer

Materialise cleared to develop 3D printed paediatrics surgical guides

Materialise has been given clearance to develop 3D printed patient-specific surgical guides for radius and ulna osteotomies for children as young as seven-years-old in the United States.

By TCT Team

/ 15 Mar 2017

Materialise Osteotomy Guides Materialise's 3D-printed osteotomy guides which will assist orthopaedic surgeons in understanding and executing even the most complex surgeries.

Sciaky announce first sale of EBAM system to Asia-Pacific region

Sciaky Inc has announced the first sale of its Electron Beam Additive Manufacturing (EBAM) system in the Asia-Pacific region. The EBAM will be installed by a Japanese supplier upon its arrival, scheduled for January 2018.

By TCT Team

/ 15 Mar 2017

Sciaky EBAM 110 So far, the Japanese supplier has disclosed that it plans to utilise the Sciaky EBAM 110 system to offer 3D printing services to its customer base, as well as for inte...

Frustum announces winners of ‘Generative Quadcopter Challenge: A GrabCAD Challenge for Topology Optimization’

Frustum's ‘Generative Quadcopter Challenge' invited participants to use Frustum’s cloud-based generative design and topology optimisation software, Generate, to design a lightweight quadcopter to be 3D-printed.

By TCT Team

/ 14 Mar 2017

Frustum GrabCAD Challenge Salva Serrano's lightweight quadcopter which won him first prize in the ‘Generative Quadcopter Challenge: A GrabCAD Challenge for Topology Optimization.’

FIT AG and Caterpillar Inc join forces to 3D print aluminium and titanium parts

Combining Caterpillar’s expertise in machinery manufacturing and engineering, with FIT AG’s knowledge of additive manufacturing, the new partners will look to take advantage of the benefits of AM specifically in the heavy manufacturing space.

By TCT Team

/ 14 Mar 2017

FIT AG Caterpillar Gear housing, a big aluminum part built in once piece by FIT AG - FIT AG

Micron3DP completes first internal installation of glass 3D printers

First demonstrating its molten glass 3D printing capabilities over a year ago, Micron3DP has now completed the internal installation of a set of fully operational high-resolution glass 3D printers.

By TCT Team

/ 14 Mar 2017

Micron3DP glass 3D printers Micron3DP has now completed the internal installation of a set of fully operational high-resolution glass 3D printers. - Micron3DP

Concept Laser and GoEngineer partner to expand metal additive manufacturing presence

Concept Laser has announced a partnership agreement with GoEngineer, a technology and software supplier. The aim is to utilise the market-leading strengths of both companies to expand their respective footprints in metal additive manufacturing.

By TCT Team

/ 14 Mar 2017

Solvay's high-performance polymers supports OPM supply of aerospace components

Solvay has been providing OPM with highly innovative AM lightweighting products. The partnership has allowed OPM to accelerate the development and manufacture of components for its ambitious low-Earth orbit aerospace project at Boeing.

By TCT Team

/ 14 Mar 2017

OPM Boeing OXFAB part OXFAB Complex Structural Component Additively Manufactured by OPM for the Boeing CST-100 Starliner.

Voodoo Manufacturing automate labour intensive processes with robotic 3D printer cluster

Voodoo Manufacturing has announced the completion of Project Skywalker, a fully functional robot-operated 3D printer cluster. Automating labour intensive processes, Voodoo expects the system to reduce costs by 90% over the next five years.

By TCT Team

/ 13 Mar 2017

Voodoo Manufacturing Project Skywalker The Skywalker system consists of nine 3D printers mounted on server racks, a track where the robot can deposit harvested plates to be collected ...

WATCH: Admatec debuts new metal 3D printer at AMUG 2017

UPDATED: Following the launch of its ceramic 3D printer last year, the Dutch manufacturer showcase its new metal DLP technology at the AMUG Conference.

By TCT Team

/ 13 Mar 2017

Oxford Performance Materials granted patent for 3D printing customised bone implant method

Advanced materials science specialist, Oxford Performance Materials (OPM) has announced it has been granted a patent from the European Patent Office (EPO) for its invention on a ‘Customized Implant for Bone Replacement’.

By TCT Team

/ 13 Mar 2017

OPM OsteoFab implants Originally filed in December 2011, the patented 'Customized Implant for Bone Replacement' method leverages OPM’s OsteoFab implant manufacturing process. - Oxford...