Power Management company Eaton has announced a new 3D printing programme within its Vehicle Group after successful implementation of the technology during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Aligner treatment planning software company ArchForm has announced its own aligner production offering powered by 3D printing to rival industry leaders like Invisalign.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has provided 510(k) clearance for maxillofacial surgical guides produced with 3D Systems' LaserForm Ti and DuraForm ProX PA materials.
Dutch outfit PodoPrinter has announced the launch of its Sole 3D printing system based on patented technology first brought to market by Blackbelt 3D in 2017.
German testing and certification outfit, TÜV SÜD has introduced a range of checklists addressing the key standards and regulations required for the additive manufacture of COVID-19 related products.
On-demand manufacturing service provider Varia 3D is using its 3D printing capacity to support a new business delivering face masks designed to enable choirs and music classes to continue during the pandemic.
Carnegie Mellon University has been using Optomec's metal 3D printing technology to develop a COVID-19 antibody test that can return results within seconds.
The company is using its expanded 3D printing capability to produce ultra-realistic prototypes for inhaler casings, springs and other design elements, which can be validated for fit, form and function just like the final product.
3D Systems has revealed how UK-based custom hearing device manufacturer ACS Custom is using its Figure 4 3D printing technology to speed up its product development cycle.
Sandvik has announced its metal 3D printing powder factory in Sweden has received ISO 13485:2016 certification for the manufacture of medical components.
