Advanced materials and additive manufacturing company, Oxford Performance Materials has been selected by The Boeing Company to manufacture 3D-printed structures for the Boeing CST-100 Starliner spacecraft.
3D printer manufacturer, Airwolf 3D will showcase its HydroFill Water-Soluble Support at CES 2017, the world’s first highly effective washable support material for large ABS and PLA parts.
UPDATE WITH LIVE VIDEO FROM THE SHOW FLOOR: Aleph Objects has announced new hardware and software products, as well as a partnership with an electronics and software retailer at CES 2017.
HP has launched its unique 3D imaging PC, Sprout Pro at CES’s 2017 Unveiled show. The computer system, which is an upgraded version of the Sprout released in 2014, brings an advanced set of capabilities to the market of digital imaging.
Instant photography specialist, Polaroid is to accentuate its venture into the 3D printing industry by announcing several products at CES 2017. Polaroid first revealed its plan to enter the 3D printing market in January 2016.
Manufacturing company, Thermwood has signed a formal cooperative research and development deal with Fleet Readiness Center East, located at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, N.C., to focus on Thermwood's LSAM technology.
Global 3D printer manufacturers, XYZprinting is set to debut a range of new products at CES 2017 this week. These technologies have been made to target the needs of those 3D printing at home, on the go, or at work.
Engineers from the US Army Research Laboratory have produced a 3D-printed drone which could help advance the completion of missions carried out by American soldiers. They presented the innovation at the Army Expeditionary Warrior Experiments (AEWE).
A global safety science company based in the United Arab Emirates has partnered with Dubai Police to educate users of 3D printing about the risks and potential criminality the technology brings.
A non-profit resource provider is accelerating additive manufacturing in northeast Ohio with the opening of a building for new companies to enter the industry. The new building will provide a platform for new additive manufacturing start-ups.
Covering industrial design, CAD rendering and 3D printing, the programme gave 20 university students and local designers the chance to learn theory and gain first-hand experience with the goal of conceptualising their designs and exhibiting them.
