3D Printing

Carmakers' U.S. factories are closed, but they can still help relieve shortages.

Stratasys responds to COVID-19 pandemic by ramping up production of personal protection equipment; initial goal of 5,000 full face shields by March 27 with more scaling possible.

The Wohlers Report 2020 provides details on additive manufacturing applications, software, workflows, materials systems, and post-processing.

When a hospital in Italy faced a shortage of ventilator valves for COVID-19 patients, putting several lives in jeopardy, an entrepreneur came forward to 3D print replacement parts. The manufacturer of the original valves has threatened to sue for...

A team at Rice University has developed a new bioprinting method that allows for the development of implants from different types of living cells.

Concept study on individual seat fitting inspired by motor sports.

A hospital in northern Italy needed valves for its respirators but it could not source any for immediate delivery through its normal supply chain. With some help from the local community, it was able to 3D print replacement parts on site.

A new handheld 3D printer that looks sort of like a packing tape dispenser can apply sheets of skin to cover large burn wounds, and its “bio ink” can accelerate the healing process.

A dual-polymer filament that combines acrylonitrile butadiene styrene with a star-shaped polycarbonate core enables 3D printing of robust replacement parts on the battlefield.

ABS plastic, carbon-fiber PET and recycled PET materials are now available for Cincinnati Inc.’s high-temperature, small-area additive manufacturing machine.