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All in hardware
Ever heard of a coaxial nozzle for 3D printing? This is an experimental version being used for unusual food 3D printing.
Need an automated 3D scanner for small objects like jewelry? Consider the new Artec Turntable device with the Artec Space Spider to capture high rez scans.
Need an ultra-high-resolution tabletop 3D scanner? One great option could be the new D3D-s device that's now available on Kickstarter.
I spoke with DyeMansion’s Chief Customer Officer, Kai Witter, about the company’s new advanced 3D print color systems.
We had a chat with E3D-Online co-founder Sanjay Mortimer to find out more about the company.
The ZCatch nozzle removal tool should be a tool found in every 3D printer operator’s toolbox.
Microsoft announced a new version of their handheld 3D scanner, and it may have some implications for 3D printing.
Perhaps you know this but there’s a lot of equipment, not to mention sweat and long hours, that goes along with the experience you build as a designer.
If you’re engineering hardware that has any one of: a camera, an LED, a display, an IR sensor, a lens, a laser, a reflector, or an optical fiber, guess what?!
Virtual reality (VR) has come a long way since the offerings of the late 1980s and 1990s.
As the 3D printing space continues to transform into something that fits into industrial factory settings, we’ve seen materials expand, systems improve, and a trend toward automation. What has so far seemed to be the missing piece is an equal improvement in post-processing technologies.
There’s an exciting upgrade for the most popular 3D printer around: the Prusa Bear Upgrade.
There’s a new upgrade available for the popular CR-10S desktop 3D printer from Creality.
Purchasing a traditional home may be physical proof that you’ve officially made it as an adult.
If you thought the age-old craft of metalworking couldn’t get any more precise, well think again.
There seems to be a very interesting 3D printing accessory in the works, the “Spül Tracker”.
A blog post from igus GmbH describes plans for building your own high-temperature 3D printer.
