Mimaki has made an interesting investment with Mixed Dimensions that will allow Mixed Dimensions to significantly boost their full color 3D printed collectibles business.
New research has demonstrated an inexpensive method of reliably producing different color shades during SLS 3D printing, but will it replace dyeing?
A new small-footprint full-color 3D printer has emerged from Stratasys.
A new post-processing option is adding vibrant color capabilities to 3D printed parts made with HP’s MJF technology.
If you’re a youngin’ whose neurons have just myelinated or an educator who’s responsible for bludgeoning their brain tissue with knowledge, there’s a 3D printer option you’ll want to add to your lab list – A RIZE 3D Printer.
Stratasys announced a new member to their J8 series of full color 3D printers, the J826, which will enable easier acquisition by educators.
The MCOR Technologies ArkePro full color 3D printer, which uses paper, has been resurrected.
XYZprinting has released a new 3D printer, the Color 5D, which, as you might suspect, can 3D print in full color.
Mixed Dimensions used the correct approach for licensing and using 3D models from EVE Online for their printing service.
HP’s MJF process is surprisingly being used successfully for prototyping by Oakley. We realized why they succeeded.
Mimaki’s powerful full color texture 3D printers are being used to 3D print mass quantities of customized artwork for consumers.
Dassault Systèmes has integrated RIZE 3D printing technology directly into their CAD software products to aid manufacturers. We know why they did so.
Rize announced they are now shipping their flagship full-color 3D Printer, the XRIZE, to the public.
Is there a “correct” or “optimal” set of colors for 3D printing materials for artists? One company has scientifically developed a set of unique and beautiful PLA materials for artistic 3D prints.
Stratasys’ new J850 3D printer is the next generation for full-color PolyJet 3D printing.
Is the Palette 2 color filament device for 3D printers too expensive? Perhaps, but it is now available at a much lower price.
When will 3D printing finally change the fashion industry? It may happen soon with Stratasys’ announcement of a way to 3D print in full color directly on fabric using production processes.
For those interested in full color 3D printing with gradients and textures, OWE has developed a device that can do just that at a very low price.
Having trouble separating a 3D model into pieces for color 3D printing? Now a new tool, SimplyColor3D, allows easy segmentation for Prusa MMU2S or Palette2 .
Let’s take a look at a few of the most impressive 3D printing innovations of the last five years and see how much the industry has changed since it began.
I spoke with DyeMansion’s Chief Customer Officer, Kai Witter, about the company’s new advanced 3D print color systems.
It appears the end is near for Mcor Technologies, as we have indications they are in receivership.
Prusa Research introduced PrusaSlicer to replace their previous management software.
3D printing reseller MatterHackers is greatly expanding its materials reach with several high-profile partnerships.
A company found a new usage for 3D printed body scans: dioramas.
Stratasys’ J750 and J735 3D printers have been validated as meeting Pantone color-matching standards.
Color 3D printing has never really taken off, but there may be a good reason why.
We had a chat with ComeTrue about their latest offerings.
Color 3D printing is a bit of a rarity in today’s world, but it does exist and can be done in several ways.
XYZprinting has a huge lineup of 3D printers and today announces that it’s expanding even more.
Call us surprised; Mcor Technologies seems to have released a new 3D printer without a lot of fanfare.
Mimaki sees a bright, and brightly colored, future for industrial 3D printing.
Dutch 3D printer material mastermind colorFabb has introduced something quite revolutionary: color on demand.
The world is in full color, and now so is functional 3D printing with Rize’s latest introduction.
One of the hardest tasks in 3D printing is the production of highly complex figurines in color material.
This week’s selection is the informational “2.5D Printing: Bridging the Gap Between 2D and 3D Applications” by Carinna Parraman and Maria V. Ortiz Segovia.
Prusa Printers finally released their long-awaited second version of their multmaterial upgrade.
I’m learning a lot more about how light and color actually work after reading a research paper on an experimental method for 3D printing colors.
Researchers at The Barcelona Institute of Science and Technology have developed a method that may lead to full color SLS 3D printing.
There’s a new full color 3D printer option available, just announced by XYZprinting.
Some folks found a way to 3D print full color cityscapes directly from Google Earth.
3D printing is now becoming widespread, but full color 3D printing is still a rare thing.
Among the news released at Siemens PLM Connection Americas 2018 was the announcement that HP Inc. and Siemens are expanding their existing partnership to add
The automotive industry is a long-time adopter of 3D printing technology for prototyping and design purposes.
Researchers from MIT have developed a new technique to enable highly detailed multimaterial 3D prints from 3D scanners.
We took a close look at color 3D prints from Stratasys’ new color system.
M3D is well known for their inexpensive desktop 3D printers, but now they’ve added a very different machine to their product line. The new “Crane
That didn’t take long. After last week’s report on La Poste, Scandinavian PostNord is getting into 3D printing as well.
Sometimes it’s hard to figure out what might happen in the future, but perhaps we there is something now visible.
Today HP made several moves that should shake up their competitors.
There seems to be lot of news surrounding MIT’s announcement of a color changing 3D printing technology, but how could you use it?
Most 3D printing is done without regard to color, but what happens when it is truly important?
At CES we had a look at a new 3D printer from XYZprinting, the PartPro350 xBC.
Need a full color 3D print? You can do it with the new da Vinci Color desktop 3D printer.
From their name, you’d figure that DyeMansion has something to do with coloration, and you’d be right.
We haven’t heard much from MCOR lately, but they’ve just developed a new feature that should save considerable post processing time.
Formlabs announced a new “color kit” for their equipment.
Hold on, there is another full color 3D printing option from Mimaki.
Color 3D printing just got a small step closer to being easier.
I’m reading an announcement about new materials from Stratasys, but I think there’s a bit more to the story here.
There’s a very simple technique to enable desktop 3D printers to approximate multicolor prints.
Stratasys offers one of the leading machines for full color 3D printing, and now they are making more friendly for prototyping.
There aren’t very many people making their own 3D printer filament, but if you do, you might want to carefully select the color.
Formlabs has published a method of coloring 3D prints that I hadn’t seen previously.
Yes, it’s another relatively inexpensive desktop 3D printer that’s capable of full color prints.
Japan-based Mimaki formally announced a new and rather interesting full color industrial 3D printer.
Sometimes 3D printing simply doesn’t make sense.
Shopping for just the right resin color? MakerJuice has a solution for you.
There are certainly not a great many choices when seeking a full, RGB color texture 3D printer, but MicroJet’s ComeTrue T10 is one of them.
There are still questions about the amount of demand for color 3D printing, but 3D Systems evidently supports the concept, announcing a new 3D color printer.
There are multiple ways to achieve color 3D printing, and one of them is Mosaic Manufacturing’s Palette. But will it catch on?
Formlabs has executed a very interesting experiment in hydrographics using their 3D printing equipment.
When some 3D prints are completed, they are painted; others are dyed.
This week I managed to get a closer look at the new 3D printing system from startup Rize.
While wandering the aisles of Solidworks World earlier this week, I came upon a vendor whom I’d spoken with many times previously, and they had some equipment that gave me an idea.
We had the rare opportunity to sit down with Mcor Technology’s CEO, Conor MacCormack at CES and find out what’s been happening with the company in recent months.
We had the rare opportunity to sit down with Mcor Technology’s CEO, Conor MacCormack at CES and find out what’s been happening with the company in recent months.
I’m looking at a recent Kickstarter launch for a machine billed as “The World First High Resolution Full Color 3D Printer”.
The curiously-named Something 3D company has figured out a way to actually 3D print color objects with a filament extruder.
I was able to take a close look at Polymaker’s new smoothing system and found it to be very impressive.
AIO Robotics has introduced an interesting new feature that enables basic color changing on their desktop 3D printer.
Remember a few months ago Netherlands-based Eric van Straaten sought funding to acquire a color 3D printer? There’s an interesting update to his story.
I’m now thinking Apple might create a 3D printer – but not in the way you suspect.
I’ve never been a big fan of dual (or more) nozzle 3D printers because of the problems inherent in the design, but now, perhaps, that style may be heading out with a development from Prusa Research.
Full color 3D printing is definitely not for everyone. There are those who do use it, but are there many more who don’t yet know they should?
We described ORD’s innovative RoVa3D multicolor desktop 3D printer some weeks ago, as launched with a fundraising campaign. How did they do?
A project by Netherlands-based Aad van der Geest has created “ColorPod”, a concept for converting a monocolor desktop 3D printer into a full color machine.
MCOR Technologies announced a very attractive full-color 3D printer based on their paper technology last January, but a recent announcement describes some key changes.
Canada-based ORD has been developing plastic mixing technology for some time now and the result is the very unusual RoVa4D Full Color Blender.
A few months ago, Stratasys announced one of the most powerful 3D printers ever, the J750. But how can you actually use one?
Long-time 3D print artist Eric van Straaten of the Netherlands is attempting something unique for artists in this field: obtaining his own color 3D printer.
If you’re looking for a fascinating way to coax your monocolor 3D printer into producing multiple colors, you can now obtain a Palette from Mosaic Manufacturing.
The most interesting things about the J750 multimaterial and multicolor 3D printer is not the hardware, in my opinion, but instead it’s the effects it has on business processes.
Earlier today Stratasys announced their most advanced 3D printer, the J750. But what’s inside this machine that makes it so powerful? We have the story.
Today Stratasys announced perhaps the most important 3D printer in the company’s history: the J750.
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