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Ogle Models helps UCL students 3D print prototype for Unmanned Aircraft Systems Challenge

Ogle Models has partnered with a University College London group of students to develop a 3D printed prototype, helping them reach the final stages of an international aerospace competition.

By TCT Team

/ 28 Aug 2018

Ogle Models UCL UAV The UCL team's unmanned aircraft model.

Digital Metal: Using 3D printing to cast metal parts in architecture

Mania Aghaei Meibodi, Senior Researcher, Digital Building Technologies at ETH Zurich on combining the geometric freedom of 3D printing and the flexibility of casting.

By TCT Team

/ 28 Aug 2018

"Deep Facade" by students of MAS DFAB at ETH Zurich 2018. Image by Jetana Ruangiun.

Sintavia installs two additional metal 3D printers & aims to double capacity to 20 in 2019.

Sintavia has installed another two metal additive manufacturing (AM) systems to its already comprehensive collection.

By TCT Team

/ 28 Aug 2018

Sintavia EOS M400-4 The EOS M400-4 in Sintavia's HQ. - Sintavia

HP announces new Head of 3D Printing as Stephen Nigro's retirement is confirmed

Stephen Nigro, HP’s Head of 3D Printing, is set to retire in early 2019 the company’s CEO, Dion Weisler has said.

By TCT Team

/ 24 Aug 2018

HP MJF 4210 @ formnext 17 HP's 4210 Multi Jet Fusion production system. - Martina Heimerl/ Twitter

Fit for a queen - 3D printing brings futuristic wearables to life in Marvel's Black Panther

Deputy Group Editor, Laura Griffiths speaks to the designer behind Queen Ramonda’s regal attire in Marvel's Black Panther.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 23 Aug 2018

Famous Faces - How LAIKA is pushing the boundaries of 3D printing for animation

This Oscar-nominated animation studio is using 3D printing to produce 102,full-colour character faces for its next movie - Sam Davies finds out how.

By Sam Davies

/ 23 Aug 2018

A tray featuring an array of faces printed for LAIKA's movie, The Boxtrolls. - LAIKA

Evonik develops flexible PEBA-based 3D printing powder

Global specialty chemicals firm, Evonik has developed the world’s first flexible plastic 3D printing material based on PEBA (polyether block amide).

By TCT Team

/ 23 Aug 2018

evonik_chemie_foto_002 Evonik develops PEBA powder for 3D printing.

‘As cost goes down the opportunities for additive manufacturing go up’ – Velo3D interview

After the company's first product launch on Monday, Velo3D Chief Product Officer, Stefan Zschiegner talks to TCT about the Sapphire System.

By Sam Davies

/ 23 Aug 2018

Voxeljet to bring volume automotive additive manufacturing system to market

Voxeljet has announced it is to bring to market a 3D printing production system capable of delivering volume additive manufacturing for automotive applications.

By TCT Team

/ 22 Aug 2018

Voxeljet VX100 Voxeljet VX100 - Voxeljet

ExOne qualifies 3D printable 304L stainless steel material makes it available to machine owners and production service users

ExOne has qualified a 3D printable 304L stainless steel material and made it available to customers of its machines and users of its Production Service Center.

By TCT Team

/ 22 Aug 2018

stainless steel powders (ExOne) ExOne has expanded its stainless steel offering with the qualified 304L material. - ExOne

Lloyd's Register certifies AML Technologies' wire-arc additive manufacturing facility

Australian service bureau, AML Technologies becomes world’s first wire-arc additive manufacturing facility certified by Lloyd’s Register.

By TCT Team

/ 22 Aug 2018

Andy Sales, AML Managing Director, receives the LR-endorsed AM facility qualification certificate from Hussain Quraishi, LR Strategic Projects Lead.