Frontier Bio makes lung 3D bioprinting breakthrough
Tissue engineering specialist Frontier Bio has successfully 3D bioprinted microscale lung tissues that mimic natural organ development for…
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Coming soon: The world’s first 3D printed hotel
Home 3D printing has been touted as the next big thing for a while now. But soon you’ll…
Nano Dimension finally shows its hand: What next?
Until recently, PCB 3D printer manufacturer Nano Dimension had been sitting on a reported $1.2 billion in funding,…
Revealed: 3D printing’s surprise record-breaker
When asked ‘who holds the record for the world’s largest 3D printing run?’ most people would point to…
AMIS announces new binder jet slicing software
AMIS, a 3D printing software developer and subsidiary of HYBRID Software, has launched the first beta version of…
3D Systems hits a milestone in commercializing Oqton Manufacturing
3D Systems has announced a key achievement in the commercialization of Oqton Manufacturing OS, its comprehensive manufacturing solution…
MIT engineers 3D print glass bricks for sturdy construction
Imagine LEGO-like bricks made of glass that can be used in sustainable construction, reconfigured, and repurposed many times…
University of Waterloo researchers invent a way to build bones with 3D printing
Scientists from the University of Waterloo have developed a new material with many of the traits of bone…
Maxon launches ZBrush for iPad, reimagined for design on the go
Maxon, maker of user-friendly software used for 2D and 3D design, 3D modeling, motion graphics, and more, has…
Birmingham researchers to offer recyclable bio-based resins for 3D printing
A group of researchers from the University of Birmingham have invented a new type of recyclable resin made…
