TCT (Page 116)

Camber Spine receives FDA 510(k) clearance for 3D printed SPIRA-A Integrated medical device

Part of the SPIRA product platform, the SPIRA-A Integrated Fixation System is an anterior lumbar interbody fusion device that has an open matrix design to facilitate packing with autogenous and/or allogenous graft material to facilitate fusion.

By TCT Team

/ 24 Jul 2024

UpNano develops process for 3D printing minuscule & complex quartz objects

The process is based on Glassomer GmbH's glass production technology and has been modified for two-photon polymerisation (2PP) 3D-printing using UpNano’s NanoOne high-resolution printing system.

By TCT Team

/ 24 Jul 2024

Carbon validates SprintRay's FDA-cleared OnX Tough 2 3D printing resin for M-series machines

SprintRay's OnX Tough 2 resin is said to boast 'exceptional strength and aesthetic qualities' and has been optimised for Carbon M-series printers.

By Sam Davies

/ 23 Jul 2024

Aibuild brings AI to large-format 3D printing in Australia and beyond with Hyperion

The partnership with the Australian large-format 3D printing provider is said to be a “significant milestone” for the London-based software company as it looks to advance additive manufacturing across Australia, New Zealand and Asia.

By TCT Team

/ 23 Jul 2024

Hyperion specialises in large-format polymer 3D printing - Hyperion

Metal 3D printer shipments rise in China while industrial polymer systems struggle globally

The market intelligence firm has reported drops across several machine categories within the additive manufacturing industry.

By TCT Team

/ 23 Jul 2024

Industrial metal powder bed fusion 3D printer shipments - CONTEXT

AmPd Labs places first order of Desktop Metal's PureSinter Furnace

Launched in June and presented at RAPID + TCT, the PureSinter Furnace has been designed to deliver 'premium debind-and-sinter performance.'

By Sam Davies

/ 22 Jul 2024

Skills England: How can additive manufacturing benefit from UK Government's future skills plan?

Following the launch of the UK Government's Skills England, TCT asked the UK's additive manufacturing figures for their thoughts on how AM could benefit.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 22 Jul 2024

MTC launches sustainable additive manufacturing hub with Lithoz & Carbon 3D printing technology

The Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC) has invested in a new hub for sustainable additive manufacturing to support the development of net zero products with end-to-end circularity.

By Sam Davies

/ 22 Jul 2024

ORNL publishes additive manufacturing datasets to help predict 3D printed part performance

The data is being shared publicly through an online platform to provide “a complete story” around additively manufactured parts using information gathered during printing rather than relying on costly time-consuming post-production analysis.

By TCT Team

/ 19 Jul 2024

3D printed part sliced into small test pieces and digital model by ORNL - ORNL, U.S. Dept. of Energy

Materialise acquires FEops to expand cardiovascular care with AI-driven simulation

The additive manufacturing pioneer says the acquisition of the company will expand its cardiovascular and personalised treatment solutions with predictive simulation capabilities.

By TCT Team

/ 18 Jul 2024

Materialise will integrate FEops' AI-driven simulation into its Mimics Planner for Structural Heart Interventions - Materialise

Meltio metal 3D printing technology deployed by French Navy in experimental exercises

The 3D printing company says the French Navy is already considering including its technology ‘in upcoming real-life manoeuvres and may even incorporate it on board ships in its fleet in the future.’

By Sam Davies

/ 18 Jul 2024