This cheat sheet about 3D printing is both an easily digestible introduction to a new paradigm, as well as a “living” guide that will be updated periodically to keep IT leaders in the loop on ...

Here’s some interesting work shared by [Ben Kromhout] and [Lukas Lambrichts] on making flexible 3D prints, but not by using flexible filament. After seeing a project where a sheet of plywood … ...

Conventional textiles made of woven threads are highly useful materials. [Sara Alvarez] has had some success creating fabric-like materials through 3D printing, and though they’re not identic… ...

Researchers developed a 3D printer that can automatically determine the printing parameters of an unknown material. This could help engineers use emerging renewable or recycled materials that have ...

Over the past three years, they’ve developed an impressive multi-material 3D printing platform that costs around $7,000—over an order of magnitude cheaper than other multi-material systems.

The University of Maine is working to ease the U.S. housing crisis with a 3D printer. The world’s largest thermoplastic 3D printer could change the industry by using natural materials to print ...

Citation: New nanoscale 3D printing material could offer better structural protection for satellites, drones, and microelectronics (2022, November 18) retrieved 5 July 2025 from https://phys.org ...

Most 3D printers add material to the object one very thin layer at a time, ... Also: 3D printing: A cheat sheet TechRepublic What 3D printing is not . 3D printers are not Star Trek replicators.

Image by MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The latest innovation in manufacturing by 3D Printing has been the creation of light weight, high strength material structures called ‘Gyroids’..

Building with 3D printers has matured rapidly in recent years, as advances in technology and material science allow for grander and more ambitious designs. The potential uses are also increasingly ...