Dutch tech giants, Philips have introduced their new IntelliSpace Portal 9.0 analysis platform, which features enhanced 3D printing options, at the Radiological Society of North America Annual Meeting.
Stratasys and Vital Images, a Minneapolis-based enterprise medical imaging and informatics company, are collaboratively exhibiting 3D printing and the automated segmentation of medical images at the Radiological Society of North America 2016.
Concept Laser have entered into a strategic development partnership with automation solutions provider, Swisslog to deliver an innovative Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) system.
DragonFly 2020 3D Printer to be installed at PHYTEC headquarters in Germany and evaluated as a way to speed up development for critical electronics systems.
Gramm has launched the world’s first interactive online course for additive manufacturing. It has structured the digital tutorial to enable anyone to learn the basics of 3D printing, the AM process and how to design with 3D technology.
A team comprising scientists and artists are to produce 3D-printed artworks to explore how modern art can be best preserved for future generations. An artwork has been produced solely for the purpose of scientific experimentation.
A 3D printer named Go Big, designed for the ‘easy’ production of larger components has been created in Sunnyvale California. The aptly-named machine provides 8 ft³ of build volume with a printbed size of 24 x 24.
A French photographer has 3D-printed a camera lens and maintained the quality of his photos at the same time. Mathieu Stern first came up with the idea to make a camera lens with 3D technology after collecting a range of cheap and unusual lenses.
Thomas Prock, European Patent Attorney and Partner at Marks & Clerk, discusses how companies should navigate the tricky waters of intellectual property in this world of open sharing and 3D printing.
Additive manufacturing leaders, atum3D have released the DLP Station 4 printer based on Digital Light Processing (DLP) technology. The DLP Station 4 can personalise products and upgrade on the fly, helping to eliminate all lead time.
The latest instalment of Creo 4.0 introduces new capabilities for additive manufacturing, as well as Internet of Things (IoT), augmented reality and model based definition (MBD). It is also said to enable smarter design and greater productivity.
The two companies are working together to market Ricoh’s first AM system, the RICOH AM S5500P’s with Solvay's Sinterline Technyl PA6 GB high performance powders.
