At Monaco in 2016, McLaren celebrated 50 years of racing in Formula 1. Legendary British Formula 1 team ramps up additive manufacturing and rapid prototyping program with Stratasys 3D printing solutions. MORE

In a world where 220 million tons of plastic are produced each year, the Sustainability Challenge – developed in collaboration with the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation – aims to further the innovation of a circular economy for plastics by enabling students to exercise skills in design, engineering and value proposition creation with 3D digital technology. The grand prize winning team will be invited to present their project to an audience of experts at Monaco Ocean Week. MORE

Monaco. Monaco. The F1 season starts on Sunday. The Melbourne Grand Prix, sees the beginning of a nail-biting competition that will see F1 drivers race around the world. As a key supplier of production Additive Manufacturing (AM) 3T RPD will be on each starting grid of every race. But, have you ever wondered what AM products are on board an F1 racing car? Wonder no more, simply click on our video infographic or our.pdf infographic to find out. MORE

At Monaco in 2016, McLaren celebrated 50 years of racing in Formula 1. From left, Jonathan Neale, McLaren Technology Group COO and Ilan Levin, Stratasys CEO. We’re delighted to announce a new four-year partnership with McLaren Racing! Stratasys will supply McLaren Racing with a suite of 3D printing and additive manufacturing solutions, as the Official Supplier of 3D Printing Solutions to the McLaren Honda Formula 1 team. MORE

Anyone entering the raffle has a chance to win Nico’s custom designed Energica Ego electric sportbike, which will be handed over by Nico Rosberg personally during a Meet & Greet in his hometown Monaco. MORE

At Monaco in 2016, McLaren celebrated 50 years of racing in Formula 1. Stratasys FDM and PolyJet 3D Printing Solutions are being used to produce final 3D printed race-ready parts for the new McLaren MCL32 race car, as well as manufacturing tooling to advance production. 3D printing will also be used at trackside to produce parts and tooling on demand for immediate evaluation during tests and races. MORE

In sad yet un-surprising news earlier this month, scientists confirmed that the third-ever global bleaching of coral reefs is under way, and that it could be the biggest coral die-off in history. MORE

Monaco. Monaco. Racing driver, Graham Hill, claimed that when he was racing, the track was his “canvas” and that his car was his “brush”. Formula1 has moved on since Hill’s day, but it remains a thrilling competition where drivers’ talents and their teams’ technological skills are harnessed as they are pitted against each other for victory on the track. MORE

Innovators on the island of Monaco are forging previously unseen territory in the fight to save the world’s coral reefs. As an important source of Earth’s most diverse ecosystems, coral reefs sustain 25% of the world’s marine life. Yet as climate change continues to drive a deadly underwater heatwave. 3D Printing Applications MORE

As the BBC mentioned in an article last week , a multidisciplinary team of specialists in all domains was put in place to get her running: “ Help is sought, from British Athletics and the doctors and radiologist who aided her recovery from surgery, to physicians in Monaco and orthotics specialists in Belgium. Last Sunday, around 37,500 runners crossed the finish line of the London Marathon , each of them with a story to tell. MORE

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Whether it’s the fabled streets of Monaco, the high banks of Daytona or the bricks at Indianapolis, we’ll be working side by side with engineers and technical teams to push the envelope further and faster. For years automotive companies have utilized motorsports and racing as a way to evaluate new, improve existing, and perfect all technologies that eventually make their way to the production cars we drive today. MORE

With the success of the 3D printed coral in places such as Monaco and Bahrain, another organization, this time based on the Dutch Caribbean island of Bonaire, is following suit. While 3D printing trends may come and go, this one is sure to stick and could even help to renew life and save underwater ecosystems. MORE