BMW scales up 3D printing with automated additive manufacturing systems
The BMW Group is taking the next step toward large-scale industrial 3D printing. At its Additive Manufacturing Campus…
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Issey Miyake experiments with 3D printing for eight-lens design in UROKO sunglasses
Japanese fashion house Issey Miyake Eyes has unveiled a revolutionary eyewear design featuring eight concave lenses placed in…
3D-printed ear cartilage gets closer to clinical reality
Researchers at ETH Zurich, the Friedrich Miescher Institute in Basel and the Cantonal Hospital of Lucerne have made…
Stratasys reveals 3D-printed dental model for next-gen clinical education
Stratasys has introduced a new dental anatomical model preset aiming to advance simulation-based training and clinical education with…
Showcasing the future of AI at 3DEXPERIENCE World 2026
Dassault Systèmes hosted the ever-popular 3DEXPERIENCE World (3DXW) in the USA recently – and this year’s conference didn’t…
A futuristic take on the Victorian pocket watch made possible with 3D printing
In an age when smartphones synchronize effortlessly to atomic clocks, mechanical timepieces might be seen as obsolete. However,…
Bicycle reinvented: 3D printing technology powers a chainless bike
A chainless bicycle gets reimagined thanks to desktop fabrication. Sergii Gordieiev, creator of the YouTube channel The Q,…
MIT’s magnetic mixing breakthrough advances 3D tissue printing
A next-gen magnetic mixer built at MIT could help solve one of the most persistent challenges in 3D…
CEAD’s Faber Navalis creates one-piece 3D printed boat hulls
Faber Navalis, an application-ready system developed by the Dutch company CEAD B.V., is bringing large-format 3D printing to…
Cornell researchers help move construction underwater with 3D printing technology
Underwater 3D printing might soon be changing the ways maritime infrastructure is built and repaired. Cornell Chronicle reports…
