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Interview Paweł Ślusarczyk, CD3D, Poland’s “first Open 3D Bioprinting Cluster”
CD3D Medical, the R&D arm of Polish 3D printing news provider CD3D Sp. z. o. o. (Centrum Druku 3D) has…
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MELD Manufacturing graduates to Phase III in the army’s search for an expeditionary helping hand
In August 2018, industrial metal 3D printing company MELD Manufacturing announced that it had been selected for Phase 1 of the…
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How Strong and Flexible is Versatile Plastic?
Have you used Versatile Plastic to make 3D printed prototypes? How about for end-use products? In Part Three of our Material…
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PEEK 3D Printers and Filament Guide
February 26, 2019 PEEK is an extremely strong, durable, mechanically and chemically resistant material. PEEK is often compared with aluminum…
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GE Additive AddWorks to push metal additive manufacturing for GA-ASI aeronautics
Award-winning OEM GE Additive is to provide consultation to General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc (GA-ASI), a U.S. aeronautics company. Fulfilled by the company’s AddWorks service, the aim…
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3D Hubs closes $18M Series C funding, focuses on automation for manufacturing
Automated manufacturing platform and former 3D printing marketplace 3D Hubs has today announced the successful closing of $18 million in…
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SHINING 3D debuts Aoralscan 3D scanner at IDS 2019
The first day of the International Dental Show (IDS) 2019 in Cologne, Germany continued to welcome new digital dentistry innovations. SHINING 3D,…
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3D Printing Industry Index identifies positive sentiment, strong earnings season ahead?
The 3D Printing Industry Index for the final quarter of 2018 is now complete. The research and data gathered by…
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Think before you 3D print: DIY orthodontics receive warning from USC
Experts from the Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry at the University of Southern California (USC) have expressed concerns about businesses…
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NAVSEA approves first metal 3D printed shipboard component for U.S. Navy
The U.S. Navy’s Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) has approved the first 3D printed part, a prototype drain strainer orifice…
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