Carbon announced the signing of strategic 3D Printer sales partnerships with Selltek from Italy and Solid Print3D from the UK.
Materialise has outlined an ambitious roadmap to evolve its entire software suite to a SaaS model, offering its customers cloud-based access to a complete platform of software tools to manage and control the 3D printing process more efficiently. This cloud-based software platform will provide customers across multiple industries, from aerospace and automotive to point-of-care 3D printing, seamless and efficient access to Materialise’s complete and integrated 3D printing software suite.
Zortrax, a Polish company providing comprehensive 3D printing solutions, announced the launch of its newest material, the Z-PEI 1010 engineering filament compatible with Zortrax Endureal industrial 3D printer.
Researchers at USC Viterbi School of Engineering have developed a movable 3D printing build platform to reduce waste and save time.
PrinterPrezz and Vertex Manufacturing Enter Strategic Alliance to Enhance Medical 3D Printing Workflows
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PrinterPrezz, Inc. announced a strategic alliance with Vertex Manufacturing to enhance the medical 3D printing workflows.
Ultimaker Annual 3D Printing Sentiment Index reports increase in 3D Printing Implementation in 2020
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Ultimaker, a global leader in professional 3D printing, recently released its annual 2021 3D printing sentiment index which reveals that the implementation of 3D printing and sophistication of its use cases increased during 2020.
COBOD, the Danish 3D construction printer innovator, registered explosive growth in 2020 and registered its second year of profitability.
Ford and HP Collaborate to Transform 3D Printed Waste into Auto Parts - An Industry First
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Ford has teamed up with HP Inc. to recycle the 3D printed waste parts and powders to turn them into injection-moulded vehicle parts.
Saab AB, the Swedish aerospace company, successfully conducted the trial of its Gripen fighter aircraft with an external nylon 3D printed part as a proof of concept to determine how additive manufacturing could be used in battlefield damage repair.
Axial3D has developed groundbreaking automated 3D imaging and printing offerings, using Artificial Intelligence, for surgeons which can dramatically advance the standards of surgical planning, diagnosis and treatment worldwide, particularly in the areas of neurosurgery, cardiac surgery, trauma and orthopedics. Surgeons using these solutions typically report a reduction of an average of 62 minutes time taken for critical surgeries, and an average reduction of the time of stay in the hospital by 18%.
