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F3DB bioprinter could repair organs in the human body
Scientists in Australia have created a soft robot resembling a snake that can print living cells directly inside patients' bodies,
potentially eliminating the need for invasive surgeries to implant 3D-printed tissues and treatments.
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Getting the best out of your 3d printer
"Unlock the Potential of Your 3D Printer with the Right Tools and Techniques!"
Introduction
3D printing is a revolutionary technology that has revolutionized the way we create and manufacture products. It has enabled us to create…
The different types of plastic commonly used for 3d printers
"Unlock the Possibilities of 3D Printing with the Right Plastic!"
Introduction
3D printing is a revolutionary technology that has revolutionized the way we create and manufacture products. It has enabled us to create complex shapes and…
Biodegradable 3d filaments in 2023
"The Future of 3D Printing: Biodegradable Filaments for a Greener Tomorrow!"
Introduction
biodegradable filament
In 2023, biodegradable 3D filaments have become a popular choice for 3D printing enthusiasts.
These filaments…
PETG cleaning filament: pros, cons and how to
Cleaning your 3D printer is a vital maintenance step that can ensure that it runs smoothly, generates prints of excellent quality, and lasts for a long time.
3D printing cleaning filament is a unique kind of filament made especially for…
A new robotic system can 3D-print cells onto internal organs
A soft robotic arm that can print directly onto organs and tissues inside the human body has been created by engineers at the University of New South Wales (UNSW),
expanding the potential for 3D bioprinting.
In recent years,
the…
The world’s tiniest 3d printer
3D printing is developing by the minute and innovations in the sector are not about to stop,
whether in terms of speed, materials or size:
machine manufacturers are always looking for more volume the other hand,
are…
Relativity Space obtains FAA approval for the launch of its 3D-printed Terran 1 rocket.
The first launch of Relativity Space's 3D-printed Terran 1 rocket is scheduled for March 8, 2023.The Federal Aviation Administration has authorized the "Good Luck, Have Fun" (GLHF) test flight mission, and it will now launch from Cape…
Leveraging lasers in 4D printing
Numerous fields have been greatly impacted by 3D printing, from technological and industrial fields, pharmacology to electronics
This method is popular because it can significantly reduce the amount of time required to produce a…
Hmmm, Chocolate! 3D print it
Photo Credit: Rutgers University/Christa Principato
With the help of a 3D printer, a food scientist at Rutgers University in New Jersey has created the first in a series of "functional foods" that include low-fat chocolate in any shape…
Maine’s first 3D-printed tiny home is entirely recyclable.
A new test home that was 3D-printed using biomaterials has been unveiled by the University of Maine Advanced Structure and Composite Center (ASCC).
The building is a prototype used to determine whether it is possible to print…
3D-printed omnidirectional antenna from Lockheed Martin is ready for launch.
Lockheed Martin GPS IIIF (SV11+) satellite
According to a recent announcement from Lockheed Martin, the first intricate 3D-printed antenna for space flight has been certified.
The omnidirectional antenna will be a key component of…
