In the last decade, 3D printing has been used in different sectors, including manufacturing, education, aerospace, and medicine. But despite the rising popularity of this technology in many industries, the marketing space seems
Computer numerical control (CNC) machining and 3D printing are two of the most common processes used in manufacturing these days. Both technologies can save you a significant amount of money and a lot of time while
Strengthening its design-led Manufacturing capabilities, Cyient has purchased a new SLM®280 system following
The new legislation will ensure that 25 per cent of its buildings are constructed through 3D printing technology by 2030.
China unveiled its first 3D printed retractile bridge paving the way for future retractile architecture using 3D printing technology.
Many organizations want to incorporated the 3D Printing technology but they face a challenge of how to select the right 3D printing service.
Nanoform, the nanoparticle medicine enablers, and Aprecia, the 3D Printed pharmaceutical company, to advance 3D printed nanomedicines.
Carbon announced the signing of strategic 3D Printer sales partnerships with Selltek from Italy and Solid Print3D from the UK.
With the boom of 3D printing technology, the demand for powerful 3D modeling software has also grown exponentially. Over the past couple of decades, we have seen the rise of multitudes of modeling software that offer specific unique features that cater to a certain sector, industry, or user. But the abundance of choice has left users in a dilemma over the perfect modeling software for their needs.
Combining X-rays and 3D printing technology allows doctors to use scans of the patient to produce a virtual model of the area of interest. This model can then be printed according to lifelike dimensions and sizings. IDEX technology is particularly advantageous here, as the model can be printed in different materials, to replicate different parts of the body such as bones or tissue.
