Roboze, an Italian manufacturer of 3D printing systems, has established a new headquarters in Modugno, Bari as it looks to accelerate its growth and research and development.
The City of Hamburg has invested €30 million to boost its research of 3D printing and nano technology, merging Fraunhofer Gesellschaft with the Laser Zentrum Nord (LZN) centre.
Aurora Labs will focus on the advancement of 3D printing exploration and commercialisation via a research collaboration with the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation.
CEA, the French atomic and alternative energy commission, has adopted HP’s Multi Jet Fusion 3D printing system as it looks to develop production-ready applications for global manufacturers.
Speciality chemicals company, Evonik Industries has established its first research centre in Singapore where one of the key focuses will be additive manufacturing.
Researchers at the University of Nottingham believe they have achieved a breakthrough in the rapid 3D printing of fully functional electronic circuits.
Iterate, a company helping others to take ideas from concept to reality, has been awarded an Innovate UK grant worth £1 million to further develop its advanced 3D printing technology.
The University of Adelaide has received a $1.4 million Government grant to establish the Southern Hemisphere’s most advanced metal 3D printing facility & an accompanying research network.
Sam Davies speaks to a research group exploiting material geometries to produce a 3D sand printed floor structure capable of bearing one tonne of weight.
John Hart, Professor of Mechanical Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, discusses the role of academic institutions in driving additive manufacturing.
