"By enabling consistent CNT functionality across multiple material types and additive processes, they give engineers the flexibility to prototype functional components without being tied to a single hardware system.”
"It is crucial to change the story from technology as the antagonist, to technology as an enabler for greater creativity, not only for design, but for all."
The F370 is being leveraged by ArcelorMittal to create complex tooling, jigs, fixtures, and functional prototypes, with 'significantly reduced' lead times and enhanced design flexibility being reported.
Laura Griffiths takes a tour inside a Mattel innovation engineer’s home toy workshop which features a range of fabrication tools, including 3D printers.
In limited dates throughout November and also on December 4, the LEGO House, the ‘home of the brick’ in Billund, Denmark, offered visitors the opportunity to buy a 3D printed LEGO minifigure-sized duck.
Alpine Advanced Materials has introduced Rapid Prototype Moulding (RPM) using Addifab’s proprietary resin system and Nexa3D’s printers. The aim is to give clients a more rapid tool manufacturing solution.
Ogle Models, a model making, industrial 3D printing and prototyping company has acquired a new SLA 3D printer from Stratasys. This takes its equipment investment over the past 36 months to almost 2 million GBP.
AddiFab and Nexa3D have partnered to offer Freeform Injection Molding (FIM) powered by NXE 400 stereolithography systems, which will allow users to work with larger moulding tools.
After a research and development project with the Renfrewshire based research centre, operated by University of Strathclyde, a reinvented ROCIO handbag is due to debut at Paris Fashion Week in March.
The BBC’s popular series, The Apprentice, returned to people’s screens a few weeks ago which sees several aspiring business-people taking part in a range of different tasks to try and win a business deal with legendary entrepreneur, Lord Alan Sugar.
