Industry News: Coffee Problem Solved! Urban Farming, No More Animal Testing, 3D Printed Humanoid, And Surface Patterns In Japan
Intern Solves Coffee Problem With 3D Printing An intern, Harrison Gloyne, solved the coffee problem at Redstack. The technology and services provider company’s employees are being all over the place when it comes to their coffee cups, so Gloyne decides to stop the problem. Since he is already surrounded by 3D printers and software into […]
Industry News: Tallest 3D Printed Human Sculpture, Nike Shoes, Plastic Waste, And Many More
Tallest 3D Printed Human Sculpture Guinness rewarded Youtuber from the UK, James Bruton. Bruton is known for making 3D printed things like a 3D printed skateboard and other things. Just recently he 3D printed a huge sculpture of himself. It was recognized by Guinness World Records, they said that the sculpture was 3.62 meters or […]
Industry News: First 3D Printed Bridge In Netherlands, Giant 3D Printer To Make Rocket, MOD-t 3D Printer Start Funding on Kickstarter, And 3D Printed Solar Design Patterned To A Butterfly
Netherlands Have The First 3D Printed Bridge The world’s first 3D printed concrete bridge is in the Netherlands. It has been opened for cyclists only first. However, it can carry a load of 40 trucks. “The bridge is not very big, but it was rolled out by a printer, which makes it unique,” said Theo […]
Industry News: Low Power Laser 3D Technique, Apple Patent, Game-Changing Metal 3D Printing, And Giving Faces To Unnamed Migrants
Low-Power Laser 3D Printing Technique Looks like there will be a bright future for the field of 3D bio-printing. A team of researchers in Switzerland has developed a new SLA technique that could upgrade how we see 3D bioprinting today. The newly created endoscopic SLA technique uses an ultra-fine optical fiber to focus a laser […]