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TCT 3Sixty 2024: Registration now open for UK's definitive industrial 3D printing and AM event

Taking place across 5-6th June at the NEC Birmingham, TCT 3Sixty is the home of AM technologies in the UK and a must-attend for designers, engineers and buyers looking to evaluate, adopt or optimise 3D printing and AM.

By TCT Team

/ 18 Dec 2023

Join us at TCT 3Sixty for the UK's biggest showcase of AM and 3D printing technologies.

Benny Buller steps down as CEO of Velo3D

With Buller stepping down, Velo3D has commenced a strategic business review process to explore strategic alternatives that may include, but are not limited to, a strategic transaction, potential merger, business combination or sale

By Sam Davies

/ 15 Dec 2023

Quantum X 3D bioprinter to facilitate series of biological research at Aston University

Aston University is set to install a Quantum X 3D bioprinter after the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) awarded a grant of 612,176 GBP.

By Sam Davies

/ 15 Dec 2023

Through the doors of Julia Koerner's Vienna Atelier

TCT pays Julia Koerner's Vienna Atelier a visit to understand how the architect and designer uses 3D printing for Hollywood costumes, fashion pieces and home decor.

By Sam Davies

/ 15 Dec 2023

Upwing Energy leans on Velo3D metal 3D printing technology to go from design to assembly in 10 weeks

Gas tech service company Upwing Energy is leveraging Velo3D's metal 3D printing technology to optimise the manufacturing time needed to support its Subsurface Compressor System’s (SCS) gas well deployment schedules.

By Sam Davies

/ 14 Dec 2023

Upwing's patented Subsurface Compressor System. - Upwing Energy

3D Systems appoints new CFO & creates new position of President – Regenerative Medicine

3D Systems has appointed Jeffrey Creech as CFO, while Harriss Currie has been added as President – Regenerative Medicine.

By Sam Davies

/ 14 Dec 2023

University Hospital Birmingham deploys Stratasys J5 MediJet for tailored surgical cutting guides

With the use of 3D printed cutting guides, the University Hospital Birmingham is said to have reduced surgery times for head and neck cancer patients by up to three hours.

By Sam Davies

/ 13 Dec 2023

3D printed surgical guides produced by University Hospital Birmingham on the Stratasys J5 MediJet machine. - University Hospital Birmingham

Carbon releases three new 3D printing dental resins

The new materials - Pac-Dent Rodin Sculpture, Desktop Health Flexcera Base, and Keystone KeyGuard - have been developed by industry partners and 'meticulously tested and validated' for use with Carbon's 3D printing systems.

By Sam Davies

/ 13 Dec 2023

3devo to cease sales of Filament Maker series with change of business model

In an email correspondence distributed to stakeholders, partners, and clients, 3devo confirmed it is transitioning away from its traditional sales model.

By Sam Davies

/ 13 Dec 2023

How MMU's PrintCity is tackling the AM skills gap from two sides

Our first TCT UK User Group this summer, no matter which direction the conversation steered, there was one thread our group of experienced additive manufacturing (AM) users continued to pull on: skills.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 13 Dec 2023

High Performance: Formlabs 3D printing used to create high quality bikes faster and cheaper

As cycling is increasingly embraced for commuting to work, exploring nature, working out or racing, it is important for bike manufacturers to keep up with trends and technological developments.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 13 Dec 2023

Feel The Hit: Pushing the boundaries of tennis racket manufacturing with 3D printing

In Italy, a company leveraging additive manufacturing technology to enhance consumer and sporting goods has seen the tennis racket dampener as an opportunity. For where there is a part that absorbs shock, there is often a role for additive to play.

By Sam Davies

/ 13 Dec 2023