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Apple Experimenting with 3D Printing for Production

Technology giant Apple is reportedly testing the use of additive manufacturing (AM) technology (also known as 3D printing) in the production of its newest smartwatch models. According to reports listed on mu... Read More...

FDA Publishes Discussion Paper on 3D Printing of Medical Devices

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has released a discussion paper on the use of so-called 3D printing technology in the production of medical devices in hospitals and doctors’ offices. The paper, “... Read More...

Integrating Electronic Sensors For 3D-Printed Prosthetics

Scientists at Virginia Tech have found a new way to integrate sensors into personalized 3D-printed prosthetics.

3D-Printing Lithium Ion Batteries

Researchers from Duke University and Texas State University have created a new method for 3D printing lithium ion batteries.

U.S. Navy 3D Prints Submersible Submarine

The United States Navy has successfully printed a submersible submarine using 3D printing technology.

The Next Level of 3-D Printing

The next phase of 3-d printing has arrived, and it's set to change everything we know about this exciting technology.

3D Printed Organs & The Organ-On-A-Chip

Creating 3d-printed organs has always been a time-consuming and exhaustive affair, but a new innovation from the Wyss University could have us mass-producing hearts in no time.

New Technique for 3D Printing Actuators, Sensors, and Hair

Although today’s 3D printers are capable of some amazing things, researchers in MIT’s Media Lab are rethinking the technology and expanding its capabilities. They have found a way to bypass a time-intestive step in 3D printing so that hair-like structures can be printed. They have used their new technique to print “hairs” that can perform sensing, adhesion, and actuation.

FDA Seeks Comments on 3D Printing for Medical Devices

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is now accepting comments and suggestions on a new draft guidance for medical device manufacturers working with additive manufacturing, commonly known as 3D printing.

Giant Robots are 3D Printing the Wings of Boeing’s Next Jet

Boeing describes its new 777X as “the largest and most efficient twin-engine jet in the world.” An essential part of the jet’s design is its composite wings, which are more slender and aerodynamic than previous... Read More...

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