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Change brings opportunity, and we have seen many entrepreneurs branching out into the realm of new PPE products due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Aside from the face shield frames, a lot of ideas have been circling around regarding creating new types of products that focus around PPE (personal protective equipment). Developing PPE products is very similar to developing most other products for consumers when it comes to product development and intellectual property protection. MORE
On its first launch, NASA‘s uncrewed Space Launch System (SLS) mega-rocket will go on a trip around the Moon as part of the initial test flight for the Artemis 1. The post NASA Wants Aerojet. View the entire article via our website. MORE
3D Systems launched its Cube 3D printer on 10th April 2012, more than eight years ago. This 3D printer was based on Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) technology and was our entry into the consumer 3D printing space. Back then I was leading the team in 3D Systems India which developed and deployed Cubify, our 3D printing social platform on which the Cube 3D printer was to be sold along with other 3D content. MORE
What do manufacturers need to know when they select a cloud Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) solution? Although manufacturers have started to adopt cloud solutions for many aspects of their business, PLM has lagged behind. Our research shows that over one-half of manufacturers are considering cloud and about one-quarter already leverage the cloud support product innovation. read more » The post Choosing the Right Cloud PLM (buyer’s guide) appeared first on Tech-Clarity. MORE
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The use of stents for treating children with congenital heart disease is challenging. This is one of the reasons why the annual number of stent procedures in these cases remains. The post. View the entire article via our website. MORE
The city hall of Antwerp is one of the city’s architectural crown jewels. Dating back from the 16 th century, it hadn’t undergone significant restoration for the last 60 years, and the grand old building was starting to show signs of its age. The municipality of Antwerp has set an ambitious restoration project in motion, which was explained and displayed at Paviljoen Antwerpen Morgen. MORE
In this edition of 30 on 3D, Senior R&D Engineer, Peter Montgomery, explains how to use advanced sectioning features in Materialise Magics. If you missed the previous episode, where we explain how to use the basic sectioning tool in Magics, be sure to check it out prior to watching this video. In this tutorial, Peter is going to create a section using some mating features. Using the slider tools, make a cut along the axis, adding some registration features. MORE
Eco friendly packaging, especially paper pulp, has made great strides as we all look to shrink our environmental footprint. Paper pulp is made from recycled paper and/or cardboard and is an eco friendly material option for various packaging needs. Paper pulp has been widely used in the food and protective packaging industries, however it is becoming more popular in other areas for not only protective packaging, but also decorative packaging. Ditching Plastic for Paper Pulp Packaging. MORE
TriMech is fortunate to work with clients from Maine to Florida and out to Arkansas, offering a range of engineering solutions. This week's client story showcases how TriMech's Project Engineering Group helped the Ben Bronz Academy with their keyboard devices. 3D CAD 3D Printing Client Stories Engineering Services TriMech Services MORE
We’d like to give you an insight into how 3D printing in Aluminum really works. In this blog, we’ll take a look at the technology and inform you about all the details you’ve always wanted to know. The Technology: Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS). To print your 3D model in Aluminum, we use Direct Metal Laser Sintering technology (or DMLS). DMLS is an extremely advanced manufacturing technology that uses powdered metals as a base. MORE
Theoretically speaking, humans learn through past experiences (granted, not always the case, but we have the capacity). Essentially that’s what machine learning algorithms do. Consider the smart assistants powered by artificial intelligence (AI) on smartphones or in living rooms or kitchens. Most everyone is familiar with Siri, Alexa, and Google Home/Nest Hub. MORE
TriMech’s Project Engineering Group (PEG) is a flexible team of knowledgeable and experienced engineers with access to the latest tools in the market. No matter what stage of your engineering project you’re in, the PEG team is available. We can work with you from start to finish, or we can jump in to fill in the gaps that you need. In this article, we review some of the most common situations our clients come to us with, and how our team can help. Engineering Services TriMech Services MORE
Researchers have come together to make improvements in cardiac medicine, releasing the details of a recent study in “Drug response analysis for scaffold-free cardiac constructs fabricated using. View the entire article via our website. 3D Printing Bioprinting 3d bioprinter analysis Bioprinted cardiac constructs bioprinting research cardiac health drugs study MORE
Receiving a high-quality print for an affordable price is the number one concern for most 3D printing enthusiasts. So it’s about time to reveal some simple tricks that can reduce your 3D printing costs enormously. Trick #1: Compare 3D Printing Materials. Each material comes with its own price. That’s why comparing prices between (similar) materials makes sense. MORE
Ultrafuse Stainless Steel 316L is now available on our […]. The post Ultrafuse 316L Stainless Steel: Available for your next 3D printing projects! appeared first on 3D Printing Blog: Tutorials, News, Trends and Resources | Sculpteo MORE
Are you experiencing SOLIDWORKS Large Assembly performance issues? We want to help you minimize your SOLIDWORKS Assembly opening time, reduce lag, and maximize efficiency with our new online workshop. The new SOLIDWORKS Large Assembly and Drawing Workshop is designed for users whose productivity is drastically affected when working with assemblies or drawings. These users typically experience symptoms like: Long opening time. Long rebuild time. MORE
When Multi Jet Fusion first came on the scene a few years ago in 2016, it made a big splash. The 3D printing world was excited to become acquainted with the much-anticipated technology, also called MJF for short. Soon, many realized the potential for their prototypes and end-use parts thanks to its higher surface quality, consistent build time regardless of the number of parts, and the ability to print exceptionally thin walls. MORE
In November of 2019, Melbourne startup SPEE3D announced that the Royal Australian Navy had decided to deploy its patented supersonic 3D deposition technology for super-sized metal 3D printing in. View the entire article via our website. MORE
It may not seem like right now is the best time to develop your product idea and start a new business, but it can be. That idea you have been thinking about for months could be the next big startup. Microsoft, Airbnb, Disney, FedEx and GE were all started during economic turmoil and downturns. These successful businesses span markets and customers, and on the outside do not necessarily seem related; however, a closer look shows that they are successful today because of their resilient founders. MORE
International Women in Engineering Day is June 23! As technology and additive manufacturing improve, women and young girls have become more interested in pursuing an engineering occupation to transform the future. This year, we are celebrating ten women who continue to revolutionize the 3D printing industry by educating and inspiring others. 3D Printing MORE
The F123 Series: Making FDM Accessible. Whether you’re looking for draft-concept iterations or high-quality functional prototypes, the Stratasys F123 Series printers are perfect for your needs. The F123 printers have been the fastest selling Stratasys 3D printers to date, because they are office friendly, versatile, and easy to use. Released in 2017, the original launch of the F123 Series included: F170 with a build area of 10 x 10 x 10 inches and 4 material options. MORE
Researchers continue to experiment with materials and extrusion techniques, introducing the use of chaotic flows for improved microarchitectures in the recent study, ‘‘Using chaotic advection for. View the entire article via our website. 3D Printing 3D Printing Materials Chaotic 3D printing Multi-layer 3D printing MORE
As the search for more equality between genders gains i […]. The post State of 3D printing 2020 focus : Women in 3D printing appeared first on 3D Printing Blog: Tutorials, News, Trends and Resources | Sculpteo MORE
BMW Group has opened its new Additive Manufacturing Campus, which combines 3D printing for research, prototyping and series parts production in a single facility. The €15 million investment is. View the entire article via our website. Automotive 3D Printing Additive Manufacturing Campus automotive 3D printing BMW BMW Group Carbon desktop metal hp MORE
Sculpteo and BASF Forward AM extend their offer with a […]. The post New high-performance 3D printing materials available at Sculpteo! appeared first on 3D Printing Blog: Tutorials, News, Trends and Resources | Sculpteo MORE
On June 3, 2020, Specialized announced the commercial availability of the first 3D-printed cycling saddle, the S-Works Power Saddle with Mirror Technology. A major part of the saddle is crafted with technology from Silicon Valley-based Carbon. The lattice-structure design is said to improve rider comfort and performance by absorbing impact and improving stability. I received the saddle on Friday and admit the design exceeded my expectations. MORE
Years have gone by since 3D printing made its de […]. The post State of 3D Printing 2020 focus: 3D Printing job-market appeared first on 3D Printing Blog: Tutorials, News, Trends and Resources | Sculpteo MORE
The State of 3D Printing 2020 is out! As may know, each […]. The post Download our State of 3D Printing 2020 for free! appeared first on 3D Printing Blog: Tutorials, News, Trends and Resources | Sculpteo MORE
These are exciting times on the simulation front at Dassault Systèmes (DS). Working at SOLIDWORKS for the last 10 years, we’ve been validating designs with SOLIDWORKS Simulation, which comes in three different packages: Standard, Professional, and Premium. These packages offer a ton of value to our user community, are easy to use and seamlessly integrated with SOLIDWORKS. As customers created increasingly complex 3D models, these tools started to hit their limits. MORE
Here are a couple of titanium spinal cage implants 3D printed on the 3D Systems DMP Flex 100. Notice the level of detail. This is possible because the DMP Flex 100 is able to lay down metal powder 10 microns thick. To put that into perspective, the average width of a human hair is 50 microns. MORE
Our SOLIDWORKS Advanced Update Training Course has been recently updated to include new best practices and features included with the latest release of SOLIDWORKS. The focus of our SOLIDWORKS Advanced Update course is to learn the advanced functionality within the core SOLIDWORKS product including all the features you wish you had known about before. MORE
Nestled along the coast of Belgium is the mostly open-air Raversyde in Ostend with its bunkers, observation posts, and subterranean corridors. This museum is unique in that it commemorates sites that were instrumental in both world wars: in WWI as a coastal battle and during WWII as the site where Nazi Germany built the Atlantic Wall as a defense. MORE
Standard terminology for additive manufacturing and 3D printing is critical when communicating. It puts everyone on the “same page” and more accurately conveys thoughts and ideas when conversing, presenting, and publishing. Ignoring terminology standards and using whatever terms you prefer can cause confusion or worse. The first version of the ASTM F2792 Standard Terminology for Additive Manufacturing Technologies defines 26 terms and was published in 2009. MORE
3D printing has been in use in the medical industry for years. Most people have seen prosthetics that have been 3D printed. Whether it is a prosthetic for cosmetic purposes or a functioning limb, 3D printing has made these easier and quicker to get and coupled with 3D scanning technology, these prosthetics can also be custom tailored to each individual. This is all great and exciting and ultimately 3D printing will continue to advance prosthetic development. MORE
Production manufacturing will never again look like it did before COVID-19. If there is one thing that history has taught us, it’s that short-term interruptions lead to long-term fundamental shifts. Never before has global manufacturing been halted simultaneously. It was as though overnight manufacturing came to a screech halt and supply chains began to buckle. These are unprecedented times filled with both uncertainty and, if you look closely, opportunity. MORE
3DPrint.com
JUNE 10, 2020
On its first launch, NASA‘s uncrewed Space Launch System (SLS) mega-rocket will go on a trip around the Moon as part of the initial test flight for the Artemis 1. The post NASA Wants Aerojet. View the entire article via our website.
i.materialise
JUNE 10, 2020
Receiving a high-quality print for an affordable price is the number one concern for most 3D printing enthusiasts. So it’s about time to reveal some simple tricks that can reduce your 3D printing costs enormously. Trick #1: Compare 3D Printing Materials. Each material comes with its own price. That’s why comparing prices between (similar) materials makes sense.
3D Innovations
JUNE 14, 2020
Eco friendly packaging, especially paper pulp, has made great strides as we all look to shrink our environmental footprint. Paper pulp is made from recycled paper and/or cardboard and is an eco friendly material option for various packaging needs. Paper pulp has been widely used in the food and protective packaging industries, however it is becoming more popular in other areas for not only protective packaging, but also decorative packaging. Ditching Plastic for Paper Pulp Packaging.
Wohlers Talk
JUNE 29, 2020
Standard terminology for additive manufacturing and 3D printing is critical when communicating. It puts everyone on the “same page” and more accurately conveys thoughts and ideas when conversing, presenting, and publishing. Ignoring terminology standards and using whatever terms you prefer can cause confusion or worse. The first version of the ASTM F2792 Standard Terminology for Additive Manufacturing Technologies defines 26 terms and was published in 2009.
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Sculpteo
JUNE 9, 2020
As the search for more equality between genders gains i […]. The post State of 3D printing 2020 focus : Women in 3D printing appeared first on 3D Printing Blog: Tutorials, News, Trends and Resources | Sculpteo
Javelin Tech Tips
JUNE 18, 2020
Are you experiencing SOLIDWORKS Large Assembly performance issues? We want to help you minimize your SOLIDWORKS Assembly opening time, reduce lag, and maximize efficiency with our new online workshop. The new SOLIDWORKS Large Assembly and Drawing Workshop is designed for users whose productivity is drastically affected when working with assemblies or drawings. These users typically experience symptoms like: Long opening time. Long rebuild time.
3D Print Pulse brings together the best content for professionals in the 3D printing industry from the widest variety of thought leaders.
i.materialise
JUNE 16, 2020
The city hall of Antwerp is one of the city’s architectural crown jewels. Dating back from the 16 th century, it hadn’t undergone significant restoration for the last 60 years, and the grand old building was starting to show signs of its age. The municipality of Antwerp has set an ambitious restoration project in motion, which was explained and displayed at Paviljoen Antwerpen Morgen.
3D Innovations
JUNE 18, 2020
Production manufacturing will never again look like it did before COVID-19. If there is one thing that history has taught us, it’s that short-term interruptions lead to long-term fundamental shifts. Never before has global manufacturing been halted simultaneously. It was as though overnight manufacturing came to a screech halt and supply chains began to buckle. These are unprecedented times filled with both uncertainty and, if you look closely, opportunity.
Wohlers Talk
JUNE 14, 2020
On June 3, 2020, Specialized announced the commercial availability of the first 3D-printed cycling saddle, the S-Works Power Saddle with Mirror Technology. A major part of the saddle is crafted with technology from Silicon Valley-based Carbon. The lattice-structure design is said to improve rider comfort and performance by absorbing impact and improving stability. I received the saddle on Friday and admit the design exceeded my expectations.
Deelip
JUNE 28, 2020
3D Systems launched its Cube 3D printer on 10th April 2012, more than eight years ago. This 3D printer was based on Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) technology and was our entry into the consumer 3D printing space. Back then I was leading the team in 3D Systems India which developed and deployed Cubify, our 3D printing social platform on which the Cube 3D printer was to be sold along with other 3D content.
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Sculpteo
JUNE 3, 2020
Ultrafuse Stainless Steel 316L is now available on our […]. The post Ultrafuse 316L Stainless Steel: Available for your next 3D printing projects! appeared first on 3D Printing Blog: Tutorials, News, Trends and Resources | Sculpteo
3DPrint.com
JUNE 17, 2020
Researchers have come together to make improvements in cardiac medicine, releasing the details of a recent study in “Drug response analysis for scaffold-free cardiac constructs fabricated using. View the entire article via our website. 3D Printing Bioprinting 3d bioprinter analysis Bioprinted cardiac constructs bioprinting research cardiac health drugs study
i.materialise
JUNE 3, 2020
Nestled along the coast of Belgium is the mostly open-air Raversyde in Ostend with its bunkers, observation posts, and subterranean corridors. This museum is unique in that it commemorates sites that were instrumental in both world wars: in WWI as a coastal battle and during WWII as the site where Nazi Germany built the Atlantic Wall as a defense.
Modern Tech
JUNE 4, 2020
TriMech is fortunate to work with clients from Maine to Florida and out to Arkansas, offering a range of engineering solutions. This week's client story showcases how TriMech's Project Engineering Group helped the Ben Bronz Academy with their keyboard devices. 3D CAD 3D Printing Client Stories Engineering Services TriMech Services
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Held in Baltimore, Maryland, this event will bring together thought leaders, experts, engineers, doctors, researchers, and regulators in the many medical methods for 3D technology.The 3D Medical Applications conference is the most comprehensive, game-changing, meeting of minds for the future of 3D in healthcare.
3D Innovations
JUNE 4, 2020
It may not seem like right now is the best time to develop your product idea and start a new business, but it can be. That idea you have been thinking about for months could be the next big startup. Microsoft, Airbnb, Disney, FedEx and GE were all started during economic turmoil and downturns. These successful businesses span markets and customers, and on the outside do not necessarily seem related; however, a closer look shows that they are successful today because of their resilient founders.
Tech Clarity
JUNE 16, 2020
What do manufacturers need to know when they select a cloud Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) solution? Although manufacturers have started to adopt cloud solutions for many aspects of their business, PLM has lagged behind. Our research shows that over one-half of manufacturers are considering cloud and about one-quarter already leverage the cloud support product innovation. read more » The post Choosing the Right Cloud PLM (buyer’s guide) appeared first on Tech-Clarity.
Sculpteo
JUNE 2, 2020
The State of 3D Printing 2020 is out! As may know, each […]. The post Download our State of 3D Printing 2020 for free! appeared first on 3D Printing Blog: Tutorials, News, Trends and Resources | Sculpteo
3DPrint.com
JUNE 10, 2020
The use of stents for treating children with congenital heart disease is challenging. This is one of the reasons why the annual number of stent procedures in these cases remains. The post. View the entire article via our website.
i.materialise
JUNE 24, 2020
We’d like to give you an insight into how 3D printing in Aluminum really works. In this blog, we’ll take a look at the technology and inform you about all the details you’ve always wanted to know. The Technology: Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS). To print your 3D model in Aluminum, we use Direct Metal Laser Sintering technology (or DMLS). DMLS is an extremely advanced manufacturing technology that uses powdered metals as a base.
The Solidworks Blog
JUNE 17, 2020
Theoretically speaking, humans learn through past experiences (granted, not always the case, but we have the capacity). Essentially that’s what machine learning algorithms do. Consider the smart assistants powered by artificial intelligence (AI) on smartphones or in living rooms or kitchens. Most everyone is familiar with Siri, Alexa, and Google Home/Nest Hub.
Modern Tech
JUNE 22, 2020
International Women in Engineering Day is June 23! As technology and additive manufacturing improve, women and young girls have become more interested in pursuing an engineering occupation to transform the future. This year, we are celebrating ten women who continue to revolutionize the 3D printing industry by educating and inspiring others. 3D Printing
Purple Platypus
JUNE 8, 2020
The F123 Series: Making FDM Accessible. Whether you’re looking for draft-concept iterations or high-quality functional prototypes, the Stratasys F123 Series printers are perfect for your needs. The F123 printers have been the fastest selling Stratasys 3D printers to date, because they are office friendly, versatile, and easy to use. Released in 2017, the original launch of the F123 Series included: F170 with a build area of 10 x 10 x 10 inches and 4 material options.
Sculpteo
JUNE 16, 2020
Years have gone by since 3D printing made its de […]. The post State of 3D Printing 2020 focus: 3D Printing job-market appeared first on 3D Printing Blog: Tutorials, News, Trends and Resources | Sculpteo
3DPrint.com
JUNE 25, 2020
BMW Group has opened its new Additive Manufacturing Campus, which combines 3D printing for research, prototyping and series parts production in a single facility. The €15 million investment is. View the entire article via our website. Automotive 3D Printing Additive Manufacturing Campus automotive 3D printing BMW BMW Group Carbon desktop metal hp
i.materialise
JUNE 29, 2020
When Multi Jet Fusion first came on the scene a few years ago in 2016, it made a big splash. The 3D printing world was excited to become acquainted with the much-anticipated technology, also called MJF for short. Soon, many realized the potential for their prototypes and end-use parts thanks to its higher surface quality, consistent build time regardless of the number of parts, and the ability to print exceptionally thin walls.
Deelip
JUNE 27, 2020
Here are a couple of titanium spinal cage implants 3D printed on the 3D Systems DMP Flex 100. Notice the level of detail. This is possible because the DMP Flex 100 is able to lay down metal powder 10 microns thick. To put that into perspective, the average width of a human hair is 50 microns.
Modern Tech
JUNE 1, 2020
TriMech’s Project Engineering Group (PEG) is a flexible team of knowledgeable and experienced engineers with access to the latest tools in the market. No matter what stage of your engineering project you’re in, the PEG team is available. We can work with you from start to finish, or we can jump in to fill in the gaps that you need. In this article, we review some of the most common situations our clients come to us with, and how our team can help. Engineering Services TriMech Services
3D Innovations
JUNE 26, 2020
Change brings opportunity, and we have seen many entrepreneurs branching out into the realm of new PPE products due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Aside from the face shield frames, a lot of ideas have been circling around regarding creating new types of products that focus around PPE (personal protective equipment). Developing PPE products is very similar to developing most other products for consumers when it comes to product development and intellectual property protection.
Sculpteo
JUNE 30, 2020
Sculpteo and BASF Forward AM extend their offer with a […]. The post New high-performance 3D printing materials available at Sculpteo! appeared first on 3D Printing Blog: Tutorials, News, Trends and Resources | Sculpteo
3DPrint.com
JUNE 25, 2020
Researchers continue to experiment with materials and extrusion techniques, introducing the use of chaotic flows for improved microarchitectures in the recent study, ‘‘Using chaotic advection for. View the entire article via our website. 3D Printing 3D Printing Materials Chaotic 3D printing Multi-layer 3D printing
Javelin Tech Tips
JUNE 19, 2020
Our SOLIDWORKS Advanced Update Training Course has been recently updated to include new best practices and features included with the latest release of SOLIDWORKS. The focus of our SOLIDWORKS Advanced Update course is to learn the advanced functionality within the core SOLIDWORKS product including all the features you wish you had known about before.
The Solidworks Blog
JUNE 16, 2020
These are exciting times on the simulation front at Dassault Systèmes (DS). Working at SOLIDWORKS for the last 10 years, we’ve been validating designs with SOLIDWORKS Simulation, which comes in three different packages: Standard, Professional, and Premium. These packages offer a ton of value to our user community, are easy to use and seamlessly integrated with SOLIDWORKS. As customers created increasingly complex 3D models, these tools started to hit their limits.
Modern Tech
JUNE 15, 2020
3D printing has been in use in the medical industry for years. Most people have seen prosthetics that have been 3D printed. Whether it is a prosthetic for cosmetic purposes or a functioning limb, 3D printing has made these easier and quicker to get and coupled with 3D scanning technology, these prosthetics can also be custom tailored to each individual. This is all great and exciting and ultimately 3D printing will continue to advance prosthetic development.
Purple Platypus
JUNE 17, 2020
In this edition of 30 on 3D, Senior R&D Engineer, Peter Montgomery, explains how to use advanced sectioning features in Materialise Magics. If you missed the previous episode, where we explain how to use the basic sectioning tool in Magics, be sure to check it out prior to watching this video. In this tutorial, Peter is going to create a section using some mating features. Using the slider tools, make a cut along the axis, adding some registration features.
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