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ETH Zurich's 3D printed concrete canoe wins award for design innovation

ETH Zurich, a team of researchers operating in the largest Swiss city, have for the third year in a row won a Design Innovation competition. This year, it was for their 3D printed concrete canoe.

By TCT Team

/ 27 Jun 2017

ETH Zurich Concrete Boat The SkelETHon in action.

MakerBot launches My MakerBot software and Educators Guideline at ISTE 2017

Desktop 3D printing company, MakerBot has announced the release of a new software program and education handbook.

By TCT Team

/ 27 Jun 2017

My MakerBot software My MakerBot is able to connect a network of MakerBot machines, the user’s Thingiverse account, orders and support cases, in a single workspace.

EMS to resell Rize One and Jet Fusion 3D 4200 as company partners with Rize and HP

EMS, a single source provider of 3D scanning and 3D printing technologies, has announced it has signed formal reseller agreements with HP and Rize.

By TCT Team

/ 26 Jun 2017

Rize One 3D Printer The Rize One 3D printer uses both extrusion and inkjet processes in tandem to create unique results - Rize

University of Shandong purchases Ceramaker 900 3D printer from 3DCeram

French 3D ceramic printing experts, 3DCeram has announced a partnership with a Chinese university, which will allow professors and students alike the opportunity to use the Ceramaker 900.

By TCT Team

/ 26 Jun 2017

"Multi-purpose automated factories are a long-term certainty" says Autodesk CEO

A few quick questions with Autodesk's new President and CEO, Andrew Anagnost on multi-purpose factories and push button manufacturing.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 26 Jun 2017

Andrew Anagnost, Autodesk President and CEO. - HANS KWIOTEK

Neurotechnology ultrasound researchers are developing an ultrasonic 3D printing method

Researchers in ultrasound working under Neurotechnology, a company providing algorithms and software products, have announced the development of an ultrasonic 3D printing method.

By TCT Team

/ 26 Jun 2017

Neurotechnology ultrasonic 3d printing Dr Osvaldas Putkis explains the research group's patent-pending ultrasonic 3D printing technology. - Neurotechnology/ YouTube

Voodoo Manufacturing receives additional $5 million in seed funding

Voodoo Manufacturing, the company which harnesses MakerBot 3D printing platforms to form a digital manufacturing farm, has now raised $6.4 million in seed funding.

By TCT Team

/ 26 Jun 2017

Voodoo Manufacturing Project Skywalker The Skywalker system consists of nine 3D printers mounted on server racks, a track where the robot can deposit harvested plates to be collected ...

XYZprinting unveils new 3D printing curricula for schools at ISTE 2017

Desktop 3D printing provider, XYZprinting has unveiled a new 3D printing curricula for schools at the International Society for Technology in Education show in San Antonio, Texas.

By TCT Team

/ 26 Jun 2017

xyzPrinting da Vinci pro XYZprinting da Vinci pro

EMO Hannover 2017 preview emphasises the connection of systems for intelligent production

EMO Hannover will return after a four-year break in September 2017. This week, EMO previewed the event, with a day of keynote presentations, exhibitions, and networking.

By TCT Team

/ 23 Jun 2017

Autodesk University London: Generative design, 3D printing and machine intelligence

Laura Griffiths reflects on Autodesk's first Autodesk University London event where the future of making was all about data, generative design and AM.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 22 Jun 2017

Autodesk Senior VP, Chris Bradshaw on stage.

INWED17: "There are so many opportunities in engineering and additive manufacturing"

On International Women in Engineering day, Laura Griffiths speaks to several female engineers about the multiple faces of engineering and why more women should be coming into the industry.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 21 Jun 2017

Autodesk University London in pictures

Laura Griffiths provides a quick glance at the product innovations on show at Autodesk University, taking place for the first time in London this week.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 21 Jun 2017