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Bond3D Introduces 3D-Printed PEEK Spinal Cages

Dec 01, 2022

The 3D-printed implants don’t present the stiffness and imaging related challenges of conventional titanium cages, and they enable patient-specific designs.

Novel Wet-Mixing Method Evenly Disperses Sensors Within 3D-Printed Parts

Nov 29, 2022

The technique developed by Purdue University researchers embeds sensor particles in the 3D-printing filament, expanding the design envelope for fully functional parts in a range of shapes.

Formlabs and Digital Smile Design Partner to Advance Digital Dentistry

Nov 21, 2022

The partnership will further “chair-side 3D printing” and focus on the production of more sophisticated devices based on new resins.

New Products Push the Limits of 3D Printing

Nov 11, 2022

Boston Micro Fabrication debuts high-throughput 3D printer that produces 25-micrometer parts and Chromatic 3D Materials has developed software that enables durable, flexible materials to be printed on metal, plastic, or textile substrates of any...

Historic Bike Brand Rolls with 3D-Printed Suspension Component

Nov 11, 2022

Startup 9T Labs replaced the aluminum rear suspension rocker arm on the Saroléa motorcycle with a carbon-fiber composite, cutting weight in half.

Speakers Highlight Patients Impacted By 3D Printing

Nov 09, 2022

At MD&M Minneapolis, a keynote presentation in partnership with AM Medical discussed individual cases that have benefitted from 3D printing.

Why a Duck, Lego?

Nov 07, 2022

Visitors to the Lego House in Denmark this month have a rare opportunity to take home a limited-edition 3D-printed Lego duck. They have been selling online for hundreds of dollars.

International Space Station’s BFF 3D Prints Human Tissue

Nov 04, 2022

The upgraded BioFabrication Facility (BFF) aims to prove that microgravity is conducive to bioprinting. The ultimate goal is to print human organs in space for patients needing transplants on Earth.

Point of Pivot: 3D Printing vs. Injection Molding

Nov 03, 2022

3D printing’s sweet spot is in high-value, low-volume production, the opposite of injection molding. Here’s the good, bad, and ugly of both technologies, and advice on when it makes sense to pivot from one to the other.

Using 3D-Printed Molds to Fabricate Devices for Clinical Trials

Oct 27, 2022

The technique slashed cost and lead time for producing prototype parts.

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