Software-optimised 3D printing manufacturing company, Voodoo Manufacturing has received $1.4 million in funding to expand its factory and introduce more 3D printing technology. The funding came from KPCB Edge and various angels.
Physical Digital has given its input into the UK’s first Metrology apprenticeship via the company’s Managing Director. Submitted in June 2016, the application for the Metrology apprenticeship has been approved by the Department for Education.
Robotics research and development company, qbrobotics has incorporated additive manufacturing methods to its production processes using a Stratasys Fortus 250 3D Printer, enabling the company to produce customised sample robotics more quickly.
German 3D printer manufacturer, SLM Solutions has removed Dr Markus Rechlin from his position as CEO and management board member with immediate effect. No reason for Rechlin's departure has yet been given. He served as CEO from August 2013.
Dutch 3D printer and accessory manufacturer, Leapfrog 3D Printers has introduced a new feature to its latest range of products which automatically shuts down the machine when the print is finished.
3D printer provider, 3D Systems has expanded its Virtual Surgical Planning service to include a virtual planning technique for cranial and craniofacial procedures. The new feature, VSP Cranial, is 510(k) cleared for use in the operating room.
Engineering and technology giant, Siemens has partnered with Strata Manufacturing to deliver additively manufactured aircraft interior parts for UAE’s national airline. The three-way partnership aims to revolutionise the aerospace industry.
A start-up which brings exercise bike classes into the users’ own home has adopted MakerBot 3D printing technology to step up production and fend off competitors. Peloton used a Replicator 3D printer to create prototypes for 20 different components.
Polyga’s XTract3D toolbar works natively inside SOLIDWORKS, giving users effective slicing, fitting and analysis abilities to use 3D scan data to create editable solids and surfaces for feature-based modelling.
Engineers at The University of Nottingham are additively manufacturing lightweight automotive components, boosting vehicle fuel efficiency while reducing noise and CO2 emissions. The components are being produced as part of the FLAC project.
