3D4Steel, the 1st Italian 3D printer in the world specialized in steel is Italian
Cut costs and times. It is safe, versatile and sustainable. 3D4Steel, 3D printer for steels, the first of its kind in the world, is entirely Italian.
Cut costs and times. It is safe, versatile and sustainable. 3D4Steel, 3D printer for steels, the first of its kind in the world, is entirely Italian.
Digitalceram, 3D printer for ceramic, has a different approach to respect the characteristics of this material which is so malleable, but also heavy.
A one-piece boat sails stable and safe after being prototyped on a giant 3D printer
Does something break in the house? The 3D #printer takes care of printing the new piece, and voilà, the game is done. It's not science fiction, but a reality very close to us. Groupe Seb, a French giant specializing in small household appliances (in Italy it sells Rowenta, Moulinex, Krups and Tefal), is experimenting in France with a new system of "molding" spare parts, using 3D printers. Today it works like this, as far as spare parts are concerned: the company has a warehouse that contains 5,7 million... Read more
G3DP is a manufacturing platform designed to 3D print transparent glass developed by researchers at MIT. Not only that: it can make them graduated by varying their thickness and also modify through other steps the degree of opacity of a glass and its color, the index of transmission, reflection and refraction of light, and all the other parameters specific to any type of glass. The platform is based on a thermal printer with two heating chambers: the upper one acts as an oven… Read more
Korean researchers used scans and bioink with the patient's cells to create a 2cm artificial trachea that was successfully transplanted in 5 weeks.
3D printing is about to enter our kitchen, revolutionizing the way we prepare and eat meals.
400 square meters, two floors, walls already printed with compartments and shelves: 3D technology for construction is going ever higher.
Wooden furniture that is bought flat and takes the shape of a chair, a stool, a table a few hours after opening the package? Read here.
A new study has led to the production of 3D printed medicines, one of the most interesting innovations in the pharmaceutical sector!
Great progress in infertility treatments: a team of scientists has created 3D printed human testicular cells capable of producing sperm.
Soft robotics efficient and biodegradable? Sweet words. Very sweet. Sugar words!
Properly engineered bacterial cells have produced a 3D printable ink capable of organizing itself into a thousand structures.
3D printing and laser come together to develop an unsuspected ability: that of "creating" a cutlet and cooking it perfectly. Here is a window into the future of food.
A 3D printed house using only land present on site: this is the new goal of an all-Italian architecture and production team.
A homeless American is the first person in the world to live in a 3D printed house. An era of sustainable construction is dawning.
A Stanford team works on a way to show blind people 3D information such as shapes and objects thanks to a special touch display.
Feel the peel dispenses freshly squeezed orange juice using leftover peels as material to 3D print the recyclable glasses in which the juice is served.
Each home will have an estimated cost of around $ 7000, and only households with an income of less than $ 200 a month will be able to purchase it.
At Pennsylvania State University they developed a technique to 3D print living human skin directly onto wounds. New possibilities for facial reconstructive surgery and hair transplants.
The Olympus Project illustrated by the US agency aims to transform the Moon into a habitable place with the 3D printing of settlements.