The Design and Prototyping Group of the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) with Boeing has developed what it believes to be a game-changing hybrid 3D printing process.
Optomec has announced significant improvements in the ability to effectively print and post-process copper and copper/nickel inks on its Aerosol Jet systems.
Professional-grade 3D printer supplier, EnvisionTEC is to unveil a significant performance enhancement to the fourth generation of its flagship Perfactory 3D printer line, along with seven new materials, at next week’s RAPID+TCT show.
3D Systems has announced a bioprinting agreement with United Therapeutics which will see the two companies develop solid-organ scaffolds for human transplants with 3D printing.
FalconTech will act as a distributor and solutions centre partner in China, while London Medical Network and Ontario Western University will partner with Renishaw to establish a research and development centre for medical applications in Canada.
Ortho Baltic has leveraged Nikon Metrology inspection equipment to advance the production of jaw implants. The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is one of the most used joints in the human body, allowing humans to talk and chew.
Concept Laser has revealed its LaserCUSING process has been leveraged by a leading player in the craniomaxillofacial (CMF) surgery field to produce patient-specific implants with titanium.
3D Systems to accelerate additive manufacturing in the investment casting, jewellery and dental markets, and extend its leadership in metal production for healthcare and aerospace.
Stratasys has unveiled the J700 Dental, the fastest PolyJet-based 3D printer for producing clear aligner moulds at IDS 2017. The leading AM company believes its new system is meeting the ever-growing demand for rapid solutions in the dental industry.