Features - TCT (Page 9)

Voltera CEO on the potential of 3D printed flexible electronics

In 2022, Voltera, a leader in printed electronics technology, launched the NOVA, a new platform for printing flexible hybrid electronics. The NOVA uses direct write technology to print circuits on soft, stretchable and conformable surfaces.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 5 Dec 2023

It's Electrifying: GPA Innova's TCT Award-winning DLyte eBlast technology

GPA Innova, a Barcelona-based company, won the TCT Post-Processing Award with its DLyte eBlast technology in June 2022 at the TCT Awards in Birmingham, an event coinciding with TCT 3Sixty.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 5 Dec 2023

GPA Innova DLyte eBlast system - GPA Innova

Stack the Odds: MedScan3D & Corrib Core Lab on an aortic root CTO surgical planning model developed with 3D printing

TCT speaks to MedScan3D & Corrib Core Lab about an aortic root CTO surgical planning model developed with 3D printing.

By Sam Davies

/ 5 Dec 2023

Jurassic Print: Inside The Natural History Museum's 3D visualisation lab

Laura Griffiths goes through the doors at the Natural History Museum to find out about the use of 3D printing and 3D scanning technologies in conservation, exhibition, and engagement.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 16 Oct 2023

Jurassic Print: Inside The Natural History Museum's 3D visualisation lab

Rising star: TCT Sanjay Mortimer Foundation Rising Star Award winner Zac Smith speaks to TCT

Oli Johnson speaks to the winner of the inaugural TCT Sanjay Mortimer Foundation Rising Star Award Zac Smith, as well as Executive Director of the SMF Teula Bradshaw.

By Oliver Johnson

/ 9 Oct 2023

Zac Smith accepts the TCT Sanjay Mortimer Foundation Rising Star Award at this year's TCT Awards ceremony.

Cranfield University: Enabling WAAM in manufacturing aircraft landing gear

Cranfield University shares its finding after carrying out a feasibility and reliability study on 3D printed aircraft landing gear.

By TCT Team

/ 7 Sep 2023

Need for Speed: SPEE3D on additive manufacturing at the point of need

SPEE3D CEO Byron Kennedy and Director, Corporate Programs EMEA David McNeill discuss additive manufacturing for production, manufacturing in the field, and sustainability.

By TCT Team

/ 5 Sep 2023

A kit for better care: Understanding Nottingham University's 3D printing toolkit for medical products

TCT Group Content Manager Sam Davies speaks to the University of Nottingham about the development of a 3D printing toolkit for the design of healthcare applications.

By Sam Davies

/ 25 Aug 2023

DEEP DIVES | The Stratasys & Desktop Metal Drama

In an era of industry consolidation, TCT Group Content Manager Sam Davies explores the Stratasys & Desktop Metal M&A saga.

By Sam Davies

/ 25 Aug 2023

DEEP DIVES | The Stratasys & Desktop Metal Drama

It Takes Two: Exploring a point of friction between MES providers and 3D printing hardware vendors

TCT Group Content Manager Sam Davies explores a point of friction between MES and OEM firms when establishing partnerships for API access.

By Sam Davies

/ 24 Aug 2023

Head in the Cloud: Oqton CEO on why cloud-based software is the future in AM

The first time TCT met with Oqton’s Ben Schrauwen, the CEO and co-founder lamented the lack of communication between additive manufacturing (AM) hardware and software as the company set out to make its “vision of autonomous manufacturing” a reality.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 23 Aug 2023

Head in the Cloud: Oqton CEO on why cloud-based software is the future in AM

Taking Stock: The rise of Special Purpose Acquisition Companies in AM

Sam Davies takes a look at recent SPAC activity and what it means for the AM market.

By Sam Davies

/ 22 Aug 2023