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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.
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.
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.
