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3 February 2020

Can ‘printed’ parts make oil and gas operations smarter and greener?

Additive manufacturing — the more sophisticated, industrial equivalent of 3D printing — could become the most...

22 January 2020

NTU, HP open new lab to boost manufacturing

Manufacturing companies will get more help in transforming themselves to adopt digital technology with a new lab that...

21 January 2020

5 Top Additive Manufacturing Startups Impacting Industry 4.0

A look at 5 promising metal additive manufacturing startups, globally. The Global Startup Heat Map above highlights 5...

14 January 2020

3D printed buildings push construction boundaries

Texas-based construction tech company Icon recently unveiled a model of a concrete house that can be printed in under...

11 December 2019

Print me an organ — Why are we not there yet?

SUTD leads in-depth review on the impending reality of 3D printed organs and analyses recent accomplishments,...

9 December 2019

British Airways is exploring 3D printing for cabin efficiencies

British Airways (BA) is exploring the possibility of using 3D printers to create aircraft parts, beginning with...

6 December 2019

ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING FOR THE MARITIME INDUSTRY

The Singapore Shipping Association (SSA), National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Cluster (NAMIC) and Maritime Port...

6 December 2019

Boston-based firm completes largest 3D-printed building in world in Dubai

Apis Cor CEO Nikita Cheniuntai stand next to his company’s 3D printer | Credit: Apis Cor Boston-based...

5 December 2019

Researchers Devise a Method to 3D Print Objects Out of Proteins

Adam Feinberg, Carnegie Mellon professor of biomedical engineering. A research team at Carnegie Mellon University has...

4 December 2019

Hamilton Labs and Laticrete Look to the Future with Concrete 3D Printing

Laticrete, a manufacturer of construction materials, having developed several 3D printing mortars for projects...

4 December 2019

thyssenkrupp and Wilhelmsen team up to deepen additive manufacturing solutions for maritime industry

On 4th Dec 2019, thyssenkrupp announced its collaboration with Wilhelmsen, one of the largest maritime products and...

3 December 2019

Wilhelmsen launches exclusive early adopter program for 3D printed marine spare parts

A number of global cruise, dry bulk and ship management companies have signed up to Wilhelmsen’s 3DP printing early...