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Business comes first today in 3D Printing News Briefs, as ANSYS and 9T Labs announce a partnership and Sinterit and Prima Powder Laserdyne are both opening new facilities. Moving on. The post 3D. View the entire article via our website. MORE
Nicolas Paulha Penn State Pictogrpahics Renishaw Siemens Siemens Turbine blades Sojitz Corporation tu delft University of Delaware university of minnesota WAAM wire-arc additive manufacturing Youngstown Business Incubator ZareSliced is 3D Printing Industry’s digest of all the latest additive manufacturing news features from around the world. MORE
3D Printing 3D Scanning Medical 3D Printing 3d printed skull Alzheimer's Disease The University of MinnesotaThere’s a long way to go to understanding the brain. So many questions remain unanswered, yet so much research is being done, like the former U.S. administration’s ambitious project, View the entire article via our website. MORE
Back in April, we broke a story about a Minnesota man, named Andrey Rudenko, who had been working on a 3D printer capable of printing in concrete. His ultimate goal was to 3D print a house in Minnesota. MORE
LLNL, in conjunction with the University of Minnesota and Oklahoma. 3D Printing 3d printed glass 3D printed silica 3D-Printed Transparent Glass Du Nguyen Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory LLNL Luxexcel Oklahoma State University Rebecca Dylla-Spears silica university of minnesotaCalifornian research facility Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) has made a breakthrough with 3D printed transparent glass. MORE
Whenever I hear someone talk about the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota, I know the discussion will gear towards extremely innovative medical procedures, research, and surgical tactics. 3D Printing 3D Printing Materials Medical 3D Printing Science & Technology 3d print scaffolds 3d printed scaffolding 3d printed scaffolds 3d systems ACL anterior cruciate ligament implant journal article mayo clinic minnesota polypropylene porous scaffold research scaffolding solidworks tissue engineering MORE
The McAlpine Research Group from the University of Minnesota (UMN) has successfully 3D printed optoelectronic devices using polymer photodetectors on hemispherical surfaces. Zhuang Guo Sung Hyun Park university of minnesota MORE
A team of researchers from the University of Minnesota has announced some amazing new research that uses “a visual sensing system” (motion capture technology) to print soft, electronic. MORE
The University of Minnesota is offering a glimpse of that future, though, as. 3D Printing Medical 3D Printing Science & Technology 3d bioprinting 3d printed cells 3d printed electronics bioprinting michael mcalpine University of MinnesotaWearable devices have come a long way, but nothing on the market today compares to what we might see in the future. View the entire article via our website. MORE
3D Printing Medical 3D Printing Science & Technology 3D printed cardiac model 3d printed heart models 3d printed medical models 3d printed organ models cardiac health cardiac research paravalvular leak TAVR transcatheter aortic valve implantation transcatheter aortic valve replacement University of MinnesotaFor the millions of people diagnosed with heart valve disease every year, there are a few options for treatment. MORE
Scientists at the University of Minnesota (UMN) have 3D printed an electronic circuit on to the back of a human hand for the first time. Zhuang Guo Tessa Hirdler UMN university of minnesota wound care Xiaoxiao Fan Zhijie ZhuThough temporary, like lick n stick tattoos, this technology presents great potential for helping to heal wounds, gather advanced intelligence on the battlefield, and promote response in remote locations. “It would […]. MORE
There’s 3D printed Lego construction equipment…and then there’s Project AME, the first fully functional, full-size 3D printed excavator in the world. We have been following Project. View the entire article via our website. MORE
Researchers at the University of Minnesota have developed a prototype for a 3D-printed scaffold with living cells that could help restore some function to patients with spinal cord injuries. Research Ann Parr Conquer Paralysis Now Michael McAlpine university of minnesota3D printed scaffolds In a report titled “3D Printed Stem-Cell Derived Neural Progenitors Generate Spinal Cord Scaffolds”, the researchers demonstrate the process and benefits of a bioprinted […]. MORE
“Minnesota Gains Manufacturing Jobs for Third Straight Year, Recovering Nearly Half of Recession’s Losses” By Manufacturers’ News, Inc. For a third straight year, Minnesota gained manufacturing jobs, reports the 2015 Minnesota Manufacturers Register®, a manufacturers database and directory published by Manufacturers’ News, Inc. ( MNI ) Evanston, IL. According to data collected by MNI , Minnesota manufacturers added 8,102 industrial jobs, or 1.7 MORE
3D Printed Minnesota Wild Logo The Minnesota Wild are still hanging on in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. After upsetting the Colorado Avalanche, they are giving the defending champion Chicago Blackhawks a run for their money. MORE
3D Printing 3D Printing Materials Robotics Science & Technology 3d print electronics 3d printed electronics 3d printed sensors 3D printing tactile materials advanced materials bionic skin journal article Medical Robots michael mcalpine research paper robots sensors skin stretchable electronic sensor device surgical robots touch sensors University of Minnesota MORE
3D Printing 3D Printing Materials 3d print drug delivery 3d printed biomedical technology 3d printed capsules 3d printed drugs michael mcalpine princeton research University of Minnesota Washington University in St. Science, research, and the technologies of the future go hand in hand–and lately we’ve seen their reach expanding and extending in ways none of us ever would have dreamed of. Nanotechnology is responsible for... View the entire article via our website. MORE
The month of August welcomed various medical innovations within the 3D printing industry. The automotive and aerospace sector also further integrated additive manufacturing through Bugatti’s latest supercar, the Divo, and NASA’s cube satellite set for space from the Hindustan Institute of Technology and Sciences. Moreover, Reebok and BASF began production of its 3D printed sneaker, […]. MORE
We’re starting with a bit of business news in today’s 3D Printing News Briefs, then a story about metal 3D printing, and then moving along with examples of some of the amazing and. View the entire article via our website. MORE
Business John Way Minnesota Multi-jet Fusion 3D Proto Labs Stephen Nigro Victoria HoltIn 2017 Proto Labs (NYSE:PRLB) has been one of the top performing 3D printing investments. The global engineering and 3D printing service bureau has now reported record results and it’s share price is higher than early 2014, when market exuberance drove 3D printing equities to record levels Proto Labs’ Q3 financial returns show a quarterly […]. MORE
3D Printing Medical 3D Printing 3d printed bionic eye 3D printed cardiac patch 3d printed eye 3d printed implants 3D printed ligaments 3d printed lung 3d printed medical models 3D printed neural scaffold 3D printed placenta 3d printed prosthetics 3D printed rib 3D printed rib implant 3D printed talus 3d printed tissue BIOLIFE4D Médecins Sans Frontières University of Minnesota University of New MexicoThe stream of 3D printing news coming from the medical world is almost constant. MORE
Scientists at the University of Minnesota have produced a 3D printed transparent skull implant them to observe the inner workings of mouse-brains in real time. Ebner university of minnesotaNamed the See-Shell it could provide new insights for human brain conditions such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease. The study published in the journal Nature Communications states that non-human primates, in this case mice, […]. MORE
Looking for rapid prototyping services in Minnesota to transform an idea in your mind to a real, working product? Minnesota residents can choose from different types of rapid prototyping technologies to bring their vision to life. Minnesota-based rapid prototyping company Intech uses the following three technologies to build your prototypes quickly and cost effectively. MORE
3D Printing Health 3D Printing 3d print heart disease 3d printed cardiac models 3d printed heart 3d printed heart models Adam Feinberg cardiac research cardiology cardiovascular disease Carnegie Mellon University Feroze Mahmood Harvard Medical School Paul Iaizzo University of MinnesotaLife expectancy for the average American is at an all-time high right now. Currently, that’s around 79 years, but many, many people are living longer than that. The oldest person alive today is. MORE
Research 3D printed soft robotics Dr. Ed Habtour Prof Michael McAlpine soft robotics Solider university of minnesota US Army Research Laboratory US MilitaryThe US Military is seeking to harness the flexibility of invertebrate creatures to produce robots that benefit from less structural rigidity than what robotics currently allows for. The results suggest a 3D printed robotic squid may be among the next generation of military robots. MORE
The Minnesota-based 3D printing company states that it is expanding the compatibility of its machine to provide “additional functionality and versatility” to prototyping and and custom tooling. Materials Agilus 30 Digital ABS Plus Minnesota PolyJet Shore A 30 Stratasys Stratasys J750 Zehavit ReisinStratasys has announced that its full-color J750 printer is now compatible with its recently released PolyJet materials, Agilus 30 and Digital ABS Plus. MORE
Evolve, which is headquartered in Minnesota, operates its materials technology center in Brighton. Location in the Town of Brighton Will Serve as Center for the Additive Manufacturers Future Materials and Electrophotographic Development; Company will Create up to 60 New Jobs . MORE
3D Printing Medical 3D Printing 3d printed anatomical models 3d printed medical models 3d printed organ models 3d printed prostate 3D printed prostate model 3d printed sensors 3d printed surgical models silicone University of MinnesotaThere is plenty of evidence to show that 3D printed anatomical models greatly improve the outcomes of medical procedures. When surgeons can plan and practice an operation on a perfect 3D printed. View the entire article via our website. MORE
3D Printing Medical 3D Printing 3D printed cardiac patch 3d printed scaffold 3d printed scaffolds cardiomyocytes Circulation Research endothelial cells heart heart attack heart failure modulated raster scanning stem cells tissue scaffold tissue-engineered scaffold UAB University of Alabama Birmingham University of MinnesotaHeart failure affects approximately 6 million adults in the United States and is a contributing cause in one of every nine deaths. MORE
In this edition of Sliced, the 3D Printing Industry news digest, we collect stories about a 3D printing tent sale, changes to the IN(3D)USTRY fair, as well as a new funding operation for America Makes and an update on how Brexit will affect manufacturing. MORE
3D Design 3D Printing large 3d print minnesota movember stratasys World's Largest MustacheThe World’s Largest Mustache looks like it could have been made by pop artist Claes Oldenburg, famous for his colossal sculptures of everyday objects like hamburgers, shuttlecocks, and pliers. View the entire article via our website. MORE
3D Design 3D Printing Business 3d printed construction equipment 3D printed excavator 3d printed steel AEM Association of Equipment Manufacturers CCEFP Center for Compact and Efficient Fluid Power CONEXPO-CON/AGG construction Eric Lanke Georgia Tech IFPE 2017 John Rozum National Fluid Power Association national science foundation NFPA NSF Oak Ridge National Laboratory ornl The University of Minnesota MORE
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The McAlpine Research Group at the University of Minnesota's Department of Mechanical Engineering have released an article demonstrating a method for 3D printing tiny, multimaterial sensors. McAlpine Shuang-Zhuang Guo silver Sung Hyun Park university of minnesotaThe electronics. Research 3D printed stretchable material Aerotech AGS 1000 conductive Fanben Meng Kaiyan Qiu McAlpine Research Group Michael C. MORE
3D Printing 3D Printing Materials Medical 3D Printing Science & Technology 3d bioprinting 3d print scaffolds 3d printed guides 3d printed spinal implant 3d printed surgical guide 3d printing silicone bioengineering cell scaffolding journal article research paper spinal surgery stem cells tissue scaffolding University of MinnesotaRight now, 285,000 people in the US suffer from spinal cord injuries, with roughly 17,000 new injuries each year. MORE
Marine Corps university of minnesotaMarines with Combat Logistic Battalion 31 (CLB), part of the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU), are using 3D printing to create spare parts. The 31st MEU deploys with little notice, as the need arises. The nature of their mission means that sending replacement parts around the world is not often feasible, something that leads […]. Transport 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit Combat Logistic Battalion 31 Lt. Col Richard Rusnok Michael McAlpine Sgt. MORE
3D Printing Medical 3D Printing Science & Technology 3d printed bionic eye 3d printed electronics 3d printed eye 3d printed semiconductors University of MinnesotaFor a long time, blindness was an irreversible condition, and that’s still true about many forms of it. If a person’s eyes or vision are damaged badly enough, there’s only so much. View the entire article via our website. MORE
Researchers from the University of Minnesota have devised a novel method of deploying Hollywood-esque motion capture technology to assist the 3D printing of sensors onto organs that expand and contract. MORE
3D Printers 3D Printing Robotics Science & Technology 3d printing in the military 3d printing materials science Army Research Laboratory extreme mechanics letters flexible robots freeform fabrication platform invertebrate invertebrates military military 3d printing next-generation 3d printer octopus robotics soft actuators soft DEA soft robotics soft robots Solider the Solider University of MinnesotaThe octopus is an amazing creature. MORE
Researchers from the University of Minnesota have developed a novel bio-ink, enabling them to create a functional 3D printed beating human heart. MORE
3D Design 3D Printing 3d print molds 3d printed ice molds 3d printed ice structures Ann and Ben Bednarz makerbot replicator 2 McGill University minnesota Pieter Sijpkes sketchup winter The last time it was this cold in the Midwest during February? Ulysses S. Grant was president. The February 2015 average temperature here in my home state, Michigan, was 14.5 degrees Fahrenheit, and according to... View the entire article via our website. MORE
Medical & Dental Brenda university of minnesota3D printing may hold the key to beating the primary cause of death in the U.S. heart disease. With almost a quarter of deaths. MORE
Thesis student Calvin Smith, at Minnesota State University, brings up a topic most 3D printing enthusiasts and users should be interested in as he explores the limits—and endless possibilities— of. 3D Printing 3D Printing Materials abs desktop 3d printing Industrial printing at desktop Minnesota State University pla MORE
Yoo Jiwen Chen Masonic Cancer Center Mohamed Ali North Dakota State University Northwestern University Patrick Currier Patrick Glenn Simpson Qi Zhang Qingpeng Chen Sandra Boetcher Sang Jin Lee Shandong Jianzhu University Shuqian Fan Southwest Jiaotong University Thomas Freeman Tyler Hoffman university of minnesota University of Sydney Virginie Rollin Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine Xian Chen Xuanming Duan Xueping Ding Yanhua Zhao MORE
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JULY 7, 2020
Researchers from the University of Minnesota have developed a novel bio-ink, enabling them to create a functional 3D printed beating human heart.
3D Printing Industry
JUNE 19, 2020
Researchers from the University of Minnesota have devised a novel method of deploying Hollywood-esque motion capture technology to assist the 3D printing of sensors onto organs that expand and contract.
3D Printing Industry
AUGUST 29, 2018
The McAlpine Research Group from the University of Minnesota (UMN) has successfully 3D printed optoelectronic devices using polymer photodetectors on hemispherical surfaces. Zhuang Guo Sung Hyun Park university of minnesota
3D Printing Industry
APRIL 16, 2019
Scientists at the University of Minnesota have produced a 3D printed transparent skull implant them to observe the inner workings of mouse-brains in real time. Ebner university of minnesotaNamed the See-Shell it could provide new insights for human brain conditions such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease. The study published in the journal Nature Communications states that non-human primates, in this case mice, […].
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AUGUST 10, 2018
Researchers at the University of Minnesota have developed a prototype for a 3D-printed scaffold with living cells that could help restore some function to patients with spinal cord injuries. Research Ann Parr Conquer Paralysis Now Michael McAlpine university of minnesota3D printed scaffolds In a report titled “3D Printed Stem-Cell Derived Neural Progenitors Generate Spinal Cord Scaffolds”, the researchers demonstrate the process and benefits of a bioprinted […].
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MARCH 5, 2015
3D Design 3D Printing 3d print molds 3d printed ice molds 3d printed ice structures Ann and Ben Bednarz makerbot replicator 2 McGill University minnesota Pieter Sijpkes sketchup winter The last time it was this cold in the Midwest during February? Ulysses S. Grant was president. The February 2015 average temperature here in my home state, Michigan, was 14.5 degrees Fahrenheit, and according to... View the entire article via our website.
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NOVEMBER 16, 2015
3D Design 3D Printing large 3d print minnesota movember stratasys World's Largest MustacheThe World’s Largest Mustache looks like it could have been made by pop artist Claes Oldenburg, famous for his colossal sculptures of everyday objects like hamburgers, shuttlecocks, and pliers. View the entire article via our website.
In'Tech Industies
MAY 1, 2014
Looking for rapid prototyping services in Minnesota to transform an idea in your mind to a real, working product? Minnesota residents can choose from different types of rapid prototyping technologies to bring their vision to life. Minnesota-based rapid prototyping company Intech uses the following three technologies to build your prototypes quickly and cost effectively.
3DPrint.com
JUNE 23, 2020
A team of researchers from the University of Minnesota has announced some amazing new research that uses “a visual sensing system” (motion capture technology) to print soft, electronic.
Afinia
MAY 8, 2014
3D Printed Minnesota Wild Logo The Minnesota Wild are still hanging on in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. After upsetting the Colorado Avalanche, they are giving the defending champion Chicago Blackhawks a run for their money.
Design 2 Part News
JANUARY 20, 2015
“Minnesota Gains Manufacturing Jobs for Third Straight Year, Recovering Nearly Half of Recession’s Losses” By Manufacturers’ News, Inc. For a third straight year, Minnesota gained manufacturing jobs, reports the 2015 Minnesota Manufacturers Register®, a manufacturers database and directory published by Manufacturers’ News, Inc. ( MNI ) Evanston, IL. According to data collected by MNI , Minnesota manufacturers added 8,102 industrial jobs, or 1.7
3DPrint.com
MAY 15, 2019
Thesis student Calvin Smith, at Minnesota State University, brings up a topic most 3D printing enthusiasts and users should be interested in as he explores the limits—and endless possibilities— of. 3D Printing 3D Printing Materials abs desktop 3d printing Industrial printing at desktop Minnesota State University pla
3DPrint.com
MARCH 4, 2020
Business comes first today in 3D Printing News Briefs, as ANSYS and 9T Labs announce a partnership and Sinterit and Prima Powder Laserdyne are both opening new facilities. Moving on. The post 3D. View the entire article via our website.
3DPrint.com
MAY 13, 2019
3D Printing 3D Scanning Medical 3D Printing 3d printed skull Alzheimer's Disease The University of MinnesotaThere’s a long way to go to understanding the brain. So many questions remain unanswered, yet so much research is being done, like the former U.S. administration’s ambitious project, View the entire article via our website.
3D Printing Industry
MAY 9, 2017
The McAlpine Research Group at the University of Minnesota's Department of Mechanical Engineering have released an article demonstrating a method for 3D printing tiny, multimaterial sensors. McAlpine Shuang-Zhuang Guo silver Sung Hyun Park university of minnesotaThe electronics. Research 3D printed stretchable material Aerotech AGS 1000 conductive Fanben Meng Kaiyan Qiu McAlpine Research Group Michael C.
3D Printing Industry
MAY 3, 2017
LLNL, in conjunction with the University of Minnesota and Oklahoma. 3D Printing 3d printed glass 3D printed silica 3D-Printed Transparent Glass Du Nguyen Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory LLNL Luxexcel Oklahoma State University Rebecca Dylla-Spears silica university of minnesotaCalifornian research facility Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) has made a breakthrough with 3D printed transparent glass.
3DPrint.com
APRIL 26, 2018
The University of Minnesota is offering a glimpse of that future, though, as. 3D Printing Medical 3D Printing Science & Technology 3d bioprinting 3d printed cells 3d printed electronics bioprinting michael mcalpine University of MinnesotaWearable devices have come a long way, but nothing on the market today compares to what we might see in the future. View the entire article via our website.
3D Printing Industry
SEPTEMBER 27, 2017
The Minnesota-based 3D printing company states that it is expanding the compatibility of its machine to provide “additional functionality and versatility” to prototyping and and custom tooling. Materials Agilus 30 Digital ABS Plus Minnesota PolyJet Shore A 30 Stratasys Stratasys J750 Zehavit ReisinStratasys has announced that its full-color J750 printer is now compatible with its recently released PolyJet materials, Agilus 30 and Digital ABS Plus.
3D Printing Industry
APRIL 30, 2018
Scientists at the University of Minnesota (UMN) have 3D printed an electronic circuit on to the back of a human hand for the first time. Zhuang Guo Tessa Hirdler UMN university of minnesota wound care Xiaoxiao Fan Zhijie ZhuThough temporary, like lick n stick tattoos, this technology presents great potential for helping to heal wounds, gather advanced intelligence on the battlefield, and promote response in remote locations. “It would […].
3D Printing Industry
APRIL 18, 2017
Medical & Dental Brenda university of minnesota3D printing may hold the key to beating the primary cause of death in the U.S. heart disease. With almost a quarter of deaths.
3DPrint.com
DECEMBER 27, 2018
3D Printing Medical 3D Printing 3d printed bionic eye 3D printed cardiac patch 3d printed eye 3d printed implants 3D printed ligaments 3d printed lung 3d printed medical models 3D printed neural scaffold 3D printed placenta 3d printed prosthetics 3D printed rib 3D printed rib implant 3D printed talus 3d printed tissue BIOLIFE4D Médecins Sans Frontières University of Minnesota University of New MexicoThe stream of 3D printing news coming from the medical world is almost constant.
3DPrint.com
JULY 12, 2017
3D Design 3D Printing Medical 3D Printing 3d printed animal prosthetic 3D printed animal prosthetics 3d printed turtle shell animal prostheses aquarium carapace Mall of America mall of america aquarium minnesota prosthetics prototyping Sea Life Sea Life Aquarium seemore turtle turtle shell University of Minnesota veterinary prosthetics
3D Printing Industry
APRIL 20, 2018
Marine Corps university of minnesotaMarines with Combat Logistic Battalion 31 (CLB), part of the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU), are using 3D printing to create spare parts. The 31st MEU deploys with little notice, as the need arises. The nature of their mission means that sending replacement parts around the world is not often feasible, something that leads […]. Transport 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit Combat Logistic Battalion 31 Lt. Col Richard Rusnok Michael McAlpine Sgt.
3D Printing Industry
APRIL 24, 2018
Research 3D printed soft robotics Dr. Ed Habtour Prof Michael McAlpine soft robotics Solider university of minnesota US Army Research Laboratory US MilitaryThe US Military is seeking to harness the flexibility of invertebrate creatures to produce robots that benefit from less structural rigidity than what robotics currently allows for. The results suggest a 3D printed robotic squid may be among the next generation of military robots.
3DPrint.com
FEBRUARY 28, 2017
Whenever I hear someone talk about the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota, I know the discussion will gear towards extremely innovative medical procedures, research, and surgical tactics. 3D Printing 3D Printing Materials Medical 3D Printing Science & Technology 3d print scaffolds 3d printed scaffolding 3d printed scaffolds 3d systems ACL anterior cruciate ligament implant journal article mayo clinic minnesota polypropylene porous scaffold research scaffolding solidworks tissue engineering
3D Printing Industry
OCTOBER 27, 2017
Business John Way Minnesota Multi-jet Fusion 3D Proto Labs Stephen Nigro Victoria HoltIn 2017 Proto Labs (NYSE:PRLB) has been one of the top performing 3D printing investments. The global engineering and 3D printing service bureau has now reported record results and it’s share price is higher than early 2014, when market exuberance drove 3D printing equities to record levels Proto Labs’ Q3 financial returns show a quarterly […].
3D Printing Industry
FEBRUARY 14, 2019
Yoo Jiwen Chen Masonic Cancer Center Mohamed Ali North Dakota State University Northwestern University Patrick Currier Patrick Glenn Simpson Qi Zhang Qingpeng Chen Sandra Boetcher Sang Jin Lee Shandong Jianzhu University Shuqian Fan Southwest Jiaotong University Thomas Freeman Tyler Hoffman university of minnesota University of Sydney Virginie Rollin Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine Xian Chen Xuanming Duan Xueping Ding Yanhua Zhao
3D Printing Industry
FEBRUARY 25, 2019
In this edition of Sliced, the 3D Printing Industry news digest, we collect stories about a 3D printing tent sale, changes to the IN(3D)USTRY fair, as well as a new funding operation for America Makes and an update on how Brexit will affect manufacturing.
3D Printing Industry
DECEMBER 29, 2018
The month of August welcomed various medical innovations within the 3D printing industry. The automotive and aerospace sector also further integrated additive manufacturing through Bugatti’s latest supercar, the Divo, and NASA’s cube satellite set for space from the Hindustan Institute of Technology and Sciences. Moreover, Reebok and BASF began production of its 3D printed sneaker, […].
3D Printing Industry
DECEMBER 15, 2017
Nicolas Paulha Penn State Pictogrpahics Renishaw Siemens Siemens Turbine blades Sojitz Corporation tu delft University of Delaware university of minnesota WAAM wire-arc additive manufacturing Youngstown Business Incubator ZareSliced is 3D Printing Industry’s digest of all the latest additive manufacturing news features from around the world.
3DPrint.com
AUGUST 29, 2018
3D Printing Medical 3D Printing Science & Technology 3d printed bionic eye 3d printed electronics 3d printed eye 3d printed semiconductors University of MinnesotaFor a long time, blindness was an irreversible condition, and that’s still true about many forms of it. If a person’s eyes or vision are damaged badly enough, there’s only so much. View the entire article via our website.
3DPrint.com
APRIL 27, 2018
3D Printing Medical 3D Printing Science & Technology 3D printed cardiac model 3d printed heart models 3d printed medical models 3d printed organ models cardiac health cardiac research paravalvular leak TAVR transcatheter aortic valve implantation transcatheter aortic valve replacement University of MinnesotaFor the millions of people diagnosed with heart valve disease every year, there are a few options for treatment.
3DPrint.com
DECEMBER 6, 2017
3D Printing Medical 3D Printing 3d printed anatomical models 3d printed medical models 3d printed organ models 3d printed prostate 3D printed prostate model 3d printed sensors 3d printed surgical models silicone University of MinnesotaThere is plenty of evidence to show that 3D printed anatomical models greatly improve the outcomes of medical procedures. When surgeons can plan and practice an operation on a perfect 3D printed. View the entire article via our website.
3DPrint.com
SEPTEMBER 18, 2018
We’re starting with a bit of business news in today’s 3D Printing News Briefs, then a story about metal 3D printing, and then moving along with examples of some of the amazing and. View the entire article via our website.
3DPrint.com
AUGUST 9, 2018
3D Printing 3D Printing Materials Medical 3D Printing Science & Technology 3d bioprinting 3d print scaffolds 3d printed guides 3d printed spinal implant 3d printed surgical guide 3d printing silicone bioengineering cell scaffolding journal article research paper spinal surgery stem cells tissue scaffolding University of MinnesotaRight now, 285,000 people in the US suffer from spinal cord injuries, with roughly 17,000 new injuries each year.
3DPrint.com
MAY 11, 2017
3D Printing 3D Printing Materials Robotics Science & Technology 3d print electronics 3d printed electronics 3d printed sensors 3D printing tactile materials advanced materials bionic skin journal article Medical Robots michael mcalpine research paper robots sensors skin stretchable electronic sensor device surgical robots touch sensors University of Minnesota
3DPrint.com
JUNE 17, 2015
3D Printing 3D Printing Materials 3d print drug delivery 3d printed biomedical technology 3d printed capsules 3d printed drugs michael mcalpine princeton research University of Minnesota Washington University in St. Science, research, and the technologies of the future go hand in hand–and lately we’ve seen their reach expanding and extending in ways none of us ever would have dreamed of. Nanotechnology is responsible for... View the entire article via our website.
3DPrint.com
JANUARY 30, 2017
3D Printing Medical 3D Printing 3D printed cardiac patch 3d printed scaffold 3d printed scaffolds cardiomyocytes Circulation Research endothelial cells heart heart attack heart failure modulated raster scanning stem cells tissue scaffold tissue-engineered scaffold UAB University of Alabama Birmingham University of MinnesotaHeart failure affects approximately 6 million adults in the United States and is a contributing cause in one of every nine deaths.
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FEBRUARY 29, 2016
3D Printing Health 3D Printing 3d print heart disease 3d printed cardiac models 3d printed heart 3d printed heart models Adam Feinberg cardiac research cardiology cardiovascular disease Carnegie Mellon University Feroze Mahmood Harvard Medical School Paul Iaizzo University of MinnesotaLife expectancy for the average American is at an all-time high right now. Currently, that’s around 79 years, but many, many people are living longer than that. The oldest person alive today is.
3DPrint.com
APRIL 17, 2018
3D Printers 3D Printing Robotics Science & Technology 3d printing in the military 3d printing materials science Army Research Laboratory extreme mechanics letters flexible robots freeform fabrication platform invertebrate invertebrates military military 3d printing next-generation 3d printer octopus robotics soft actuators soft DEA soft robotics soft robots Solider the Solider University of MinnesotaThe octopus is an amazing creature.
3DPrint.com
MARCH 8, 2017
There’s 3D printed Lego construction equipment…and then there’s Project AME, the first fully functional, full-size 3D printed excavator in the world. We have been following Project. View the entire article via our website.
3DPrint.com
APRIL 28, 2016
3D Design 3D Printing Business 3d printed construction equipment 3D printed excavator 3d printed steel AEM Association of Equipment Manufacturers CCEFP Center for Compact and Efficient Fluid Power CONEXPO-CON/AGG construction Eric Lanke Georgia Tech IFPE 2017 John Rozum National Fluid Power Association national science foundation NFPA NSF Oak Ridge National Laboratory ornl The University of Minnesota
Additive Manufacturing
MARCH 27, 2019
Evolve, which is headquartered in Minnesota, operates its materials technology center in Brighton. Location in the Town of Brighton Will Serve as Center for the Additive Manufacturers Future Materials and Electrophotographic Development; Company will Create up to 60 New Jobs .
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