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Looking to manufacture very tiny parts? Nanofabrica has a 3D printing system using DLP that can produce objects with incredibly small resolution of 1.9 microns.
What happened to Stratasys' 3D print demonstration technologies? We examine the Continuous Build 3D Printer, the Robotic Composite and Infinite Build technologies.
Could gigantic habitats be built in space? Made In Space's Archinaut 3D printer is to demonstrate how to 3D print metal structures in orbit very soon.
3D Systems and the US Army have signed a $15 million contract to develop the “largest, fastest, most precise” metal 3D printer yet.
Looking for a silicone 3D printer? The new German RepRap L320 is able to print high-resolution silicone objects in resin for casting and moulding.
Looking for a ridiculously fast 3D printer? The extremely high speed NewPro3D NP1 with advanced ILI membrane is now available for purchase.
Velo3D's amazing metal 3D printing process is able to print without support material with very high resolution using a “free floating in the powder” system.
Need a very large high-temperature 3D printer? Dynamical 3D's huge DT60 can reliably 3D print in PEEK, ULTEM and other high-temp engineering materials.
Have you heard of Lake3D? They are developing a powerful new dental 3D printer that uses multi-material jetting to produce highly realistic artificial teeth.
Looking for a high-temperature material 3D printer? The AON-M2 is able to 3D print high-temp materials such as PEEK, ULTEM, PEKK, PC and even LEXAN.
What does the Bison 1000 3D printer do? It can 3D print many resins, including ceramic resins at very high resolution, and can handle huge 3D models.
Part production is highly effective with Photocentric's precision Liquid Crystal 3D printers, and could significantly increase throughput for dental applications.
Multi-material 3D printing and machining is possible on the Diabase Engineering H-Series Machine Tool. It offers 3D printing and several milling options .
While we recently reported that carbon fiber 3D printing is still in its early stages, we have also learned that development in the space is quickly progressing.
Aleph Objects announced a partnership with FluidForm to develop a 3D bioprinter.
Additec’s new μPrinter allows parts to be 3D printed in both powder and wire in the same system.
The new VJET X is preparing for its debut as voxeljet announces its next high-volume additive manufacturing solutions.
Desktop Metal is now shipping its desktop metal 3D printing solution in Europe.
