Articles Tagged with ''3D printing''

Methods 3D, Inc. added the new ProX DMP 320 to its growing line of direct metal 3-D printers from 3D Systems.

Minneapolis and Rehovot, Israel—Stratasys Ltd. announced that it has taken color 3D printing to a new level of realism and accessibility with the release of Stratasys Creative Colors Software, powered by the Adobe 3D Color Print Engine, for its Objet Connex3 3D Printing solutions. 

Today, most industrial 3D printing is a closed shop—printers are tied to brand-specific polymers and proprietary software. 

The efficient and early inclusion of quality in the Digital Tapestry is changing the way Lockheed Martin’s Space Systems does business. We are creating a seamless link between engineering, production and the supply chain. Using virtual design tools, we use the same 3-D information from concept to cosmos, making a faster and more affordable life cycle.

With traditional manufacturing methods, it's not practical to manufacture a single item or short run of products — it's simply too expensive, in terms of both time and money.

Roc-Aire looks at new and emerging technologies from a practical point-of-view by asking a simple question.

The 30th edition of IMTS was the fourth largest in IMTS history and the largest six-day show ever.

Local Motors, Cincinnati Incorporated and Oak Ridge National Laboratory make history.

AM systems for metal parts are increasing in popularity, according to Wohlers Report.

Emerging technologies are said to be paradoxical. They hold both promise and peril for the societies that develop and use them.