Manufactur3D brings the key events that shaped the Indian 3D printing industry this year. We highlight the work done by the Indian 3D Printing companies.
The history of 3D Printing has seen massive peaks. From a rather slow start, it has reached milestones which no one had ever dreamed of. The power of this technology is only limited by the imagination of the beholder. Read on to know the glorious history of 3D Printing
Larsen & Toubro Construction (LNTECC), the Indian technology, engineering, construction, manufacturing and financial services conglomerate, recently constructed India’s first 3D printed building. The building was constructed at its Kanchipuram facility.
Aprecia, the 3D printed pharmaceutical company, announced this week that it has established a long-term partnership with Battelle, a global research and development organization, to accelerate and expand its advanced capabilities in 3D Printed pharmaceutical manufacturing.
Christmas might typically be a time for long-held traditions but in 2020, engineers, designers and elves at CALLUM have looked to the future and created a tree decoration in zirconia ceramic with the latest 3D printing technology from Israeli firm XJet that develops ground-breaking ceramic and metal additive manufacturing technologies.
We list seven of the most popular online web-based 3D modelling software for users to try out. The list of software is useful for simple-to-complex-to-professional model making and is used by experienced professionals as well.
Researchers at Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg (MLU) have developed a way to integrate liquids directly into materials during the 3D printing process. This new 3D printing process will allow active medical agents to be incorporated into pharmaceutical products or luminous liquids to be integrated into materials, which allow monitoring of damage.
Axial3D, the medical 3D Printing Solutions Company has been a forerunner in offering the medical community with unique 3D printing and modelling solutions. This time the company, through its precision 3D medical modelling has offered a surgeon with a 3D printed cardiac model that helped the surgeon to improve patient safety in a complex surgery that involved fixing multiple congenital heart defects.
General Motors, one of the world’s leading car manufacturer, announced the opening of the 15,000-square-foot Additive Industrialization Center (AIC), a facility exclusively dedicated to productionizing 3D printing technology in the automotive industry in Detroit, Michigan, USA.
The company in a recent official release announced that its machine has set a new milestone in terms of productivity, size, reliability and safety and paves the way to the future of manufacturing. Now, SLM Solutions presents application examples, produced on the NXG XII 600, which impressively illustrate the speed and productivity of the machine to reduce part costs.
