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Exploring the Foamy 3D Printing Revolution: PrintFoam’s Innovative Process

PrintFoam is a unique form of 3D printing that uses, as you might guess, actual foam.

Did a Little French Startup Finally Get How to Optimize Designs for 3D Printing?

Cognitive Design Systems understands that lightest does not equal optimum and not all 3D prints are manufacturable.

nTopology Blows Up Lightweighting. Again.

Generative design applications are famous for making strange looking, often unpractical parts.

Adidas and Carbon Create 3D Printed “Supershoe”

The new 4DFWD running shoe from Adidas demonstrates what is possible with advanced software driving 3D printing.

Is Your 3D Printing Software Doing All It Can?

3D printing is more involved than hitting Ctrl + P and grabbing a perfect part a few minutes later.

Photocentric’s New Texturing System and Much More

Photocentric has teamed up with CoreTechnologie to supercharge creation of 3D models for their printers.

OECHSLER is 3D Printing The Way Manufacturers Should

There are many companies now using additive manufacturing approaches, but OECHSLER seems to be doing so successfully by leveraging all the benefits.

Looking At Carbon’s Design Engine Pricing

Carbon has now officially released their Design Engine software.

Do You Know These 3D Printed Lattice Applications?

A new research paper investigates the rather long list of applications for 3D printed lattices.

Why Carbon Unleashed Their Lattice Tools On The 3D World

I spoke with Phil DeSimone to find our more about Carbon’s recent decision to make their sophisticated lattice generation tool available to everyone.

Carbon To Release Design Engine For Everyone

Carbon announced a major move in the software market: they will provide licenses to use their powerful Design Engine tool for anyone, even if they are not a Carbon customer.

Rawlings Knocks It Out of the Park with New 3D-Printed Baseball Glove

Incorporating lattices has not only enhanced the quality of Rawlings’ baseball gloves, but stands to improve players’ performance.

Carbon and Adidas Could Be Making The Most Produced 3D Printed Product

Adidas and Carbon announced a new collaboration to produce an updated 4DFWD shoe.

Carbon x Rawlings Play Ball

The next generation of pro baseball glove brings 3D printed lattices to the ballpark.

Multi-Material 3D Printing Ups The Comfort For Hush Puppies Shoes

Hush Puppies is getting stylish and high-tech as 3D printed lattices are set to feature in next year’s shoe line.

rpm To Develop Advanced Lattice Generation For 3D Printing

rpm announced a new research project in which they are to develop advanced lattice structures for additive manufacturing applications.

Adidas Releases the 4DFWD Using Carbon AM Technology

Adidas announced a new partially 3D printed shoe, the 4DFWD.

nTopology’s GPU Acceleration

nTopology found a way to dramatically speed up their 3D modeling operations.

Carbon Design Engine Set To Change The Lattice Generation Game

Carbon has introduced a new automated lattice design tool poised to send shockwaves throughout production-focused 3D printing.

3D Printing Hits The Ice With NHL-Certified Helmet Liners

Carbon and CCM Hockey are getting their heads in the game with customized 3D printed helmet liners for the NHL.

Overcoming The Performance Barrier To Full-On Radical 3D Printing

There’s a key barrier that’s holding back 3D printing from much more radical use, but it may be about to break down.

Carbon: 3D Printer Manufacturer or Software Company?

What is Carbon’s secret sauce? We spoke with the 3D printer manufacturer’s Philip DeSimone to find out their strategy with hardware, software and customers.

nTopology Releases nTop Platform 2.0

nTopology released the latest version of their nTop Platform software, 2.0, and it seems to include some incredibly powerful built-in toolkits.

EOS Announces Digital Foam Program

EOS has developed a new 3D printable material called “Digital Foam”, which is a digital product comprised of software, design, materials and process.

Carbon Keeps 3D Printing In The Saddle With fizik

Carbon and fizik have announced a partnership to createan advanced digitally manufactured bicycle saddle.

Carbon’s Next DLS Disruption: Specialized 3D Printed Bike Saddle

Shoes. Football helmets. Now, Carbon takes its Digital Light Synthesis 3D printing technology to cyclists with a 3D printed bike saddle.

Major Advance in 3D Printed Battery Technology

Researchers from Carnegie Mellon and the Missouri University of Science and Technology have developed a method of 3D printing battery components to dramatically increase capacity.