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Detailed perspective view of an enclosed powder-removal and post-processing apparatus with open access panels, internal components, and an external collection tank.

PostProcess Patent Turns Powder Removal Into A Programmable Process

Powder removal is one of those 3D printing jobs that looks simple until you have a production batch in front of you.

Remote 3D Printing Through Opaque Materials Uses Focused Ultrasound

What if the printing head never had to reach the place where the object is being made?

Patent Reveals Single-Sided Ultrasonic Levitation Printing

A newly published patent proposes a single-sided ultrasonic levitation printer that maintains contactless deposition even when obstacles and conveyors disturb the sound field.

New 3D Bioprinter Replicates Brain Tissue, Bone and Cartilage at High Speed

University of Melbourne biomedical engineers aim to improve drug discovery with high-output process.

Researchers Unveil HDSP: A High Speed 3D Printing Process Based on Sound Waves

An entirely new and incredibly fast method of 3D printing has been developed that is based on sound: HDSP.

Exploring FAAM, Field-Assisted Additive Manufacturing

A new research paper investigates a category of 3D printing I didn’t even realize existed: Field-assisted additive manufacturing, or FAAM.

Design of the Week: Sound Absorbing Facade

This week’s selection is the Sound Absorbing Facade by David Fluß of TU Darmstadt.

The Birth of the 3D Printed Acoustical Metamaterial Industry

Researchers at Boston University have developed a technique for 3D printing acoustical metamaterials.

Published March 15, 2019
Categorized as research Tagged acoustic, ideas, industry, sound

3D Printing Enables Control of Ultrasounds

An unusual use of 3D printing has enabled far more powerful control over acoustic waves. 

Published November 3, 2016
Categorized as research Tagged acoustic
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