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A Look at UMaine’s 3D Printed Solutions to Housing, Energy and Infrastructure Challenges

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi look at several 3D printed innovations at the University of Maine.

New AI-Generated Enzyme Could Get Rid of 3D Print Waste

Researchers have used a unique process to develop an enzyme that dissolves thermoplastic.

Plastic Recycling Breakthrough?

Researchers have made a technical breakthrough that could eventually change the use of recycled material for 3D printing.

Saving Material With 3D Printing

A post by OMD3D shows yet another way to avoid material waste with 3D printing.

E-Waste And Duke University’s Impact On Recyclable Electronics Via 3D Printing

E-Waste And Duke University’s Impact On Recyclable Electronics Via 3D Printing

Charles R. Goulding and Joseph Castine consider research into 3D printing to impact e-waste.

Would You Eat 3D Printed Food Waste?

Would You Eat 3D Printed Food Waste?

A company is 3D printing apparently edible food treats made from waste.

The Veolia-Suez Merger And Implications On 3D Printing

The Veolia-Suez Merger And Implications On 3D Printing

Charles Goulding Jr. considers how 3D printing materials and applications may be impacted with a major merger.

Chemical Recycling Of Plastics And 3D Printing

Chemical Recycling Of Plastics And 3D Printing

Charles R. Goulding and Joseph Castine examine the role of plastics recycling efforts in impacting 3D printing materials availability and pricing.

Canada To Declare Plastics As “Toxic Substance”: Implications On 3D Printing

Canada is set to declare plastics as a “toxic substance”. What effect could this have on 3D printing?

Published March 18, 2020
Categorized as Ideas Tagged _temp, canada, environment, microplastic, plastic, recycling, waste

Will 3D Printing Truly Reshape Retail?

Singularity Hub’s Peter Diamandis makes some predictions about how the retail market may be affected by 3D printing in the future. We have some counter-points.

Published January 1, 2020
Categorized as Ideas Tagged custom, mass customization, peter diamandis, prediction, retail, singularity hub, spare parts, supply chain, waste

3D Printing Waste Becomes Sustainable Concrete

Sustainability is a major issue in today’s world, and additive manufacturing may be able to help the concrete industry lower CO2 emissions.

Published December 7, 2018
Categorized as materials, research Tagged cement, concrete, environment, FICEP S3, project, recycling, sustainable, waste

PostProcess Technologies Moves To Europe

PostProcess Technologies is opening up a European operation.

Published November 1, 2018
Categorized as Corporate Tagged europe, postprocess technologies, postprocessing, smoothing, support, washing, waste

3D Printer Filament from Garbage?

Toronto-based Genecis has apparently developed a means of transforming organic trash into usable thermoplastics.

Published October 4, 2018
Categorized as materials Tagged biodegradable, organic, pha, waste

Reflow: Recycled 3D Printer Filament System That Works

There have been many aborted attempts at producing recycled 3D printer filament, but Reflow’s approach appears to be successful. 

Published August 18, 2016
Categorized as Hardware Tagged filament, recycling, waste

You Can Build Your Own E-Waste 3D Printer

You have USD$60? You can build own own 3D printer from a pile of e-waste.

Published November 19, 2014
Categorized as printer Tagged waste
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