Fine print Posted by DEVELOP3D - January 16, 2017 Shrinking down a 10.5 metre tall Siemens gas turbine to just 40cm and then adapting it for 3D printing isn't…
Industrial strength Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 20, 2016 Stratasys' latest concept machines show that 3D printing is readying itself for manufacturing end parts of any size. When Stephen…
HP on the future of manufacturing Posted by DEVELOP3D - September 20, 2016 DEVELOP3D's Greg Corke caught up with HP to talk about its Multi Jet Fusion 3D printing technology and how it…
Weight watchers Posted by DEVELOP3D - September 14, 2016 Despite its skeletal appearance, the Light Rider is an extremely strong yet lightweight electric motorcycle designed by Airbus subsidiary APWorks…
Heart and sole Posted by DEVELOP3D - June 9, 2016 UK footwear brand Vivobarefoot is on a quest to create minimalist shoes that let your feet behave as if they…
AMUG 2016 Posted by DEVELOP3D - May 11, 2016 Possibly the fastest growing 3D printing industry event, the Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) is a compelling mix of high-end…
Robot revolution Posted by DEVELOP3D - February 18, 2016 Martyn Day evaluates the latest projects and technologies that focus on getting robots and 3D printing working in the construction…
Alternatives to metals Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 15, 2015 Making the jump to 3D printing with metals is seen as the next big step for manufacturers, but some are…
Learning to melt metal Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 13, 2015 Spencer Wright on the capabilities and limitation of metals 3D printing, what it's like to enter the industry today and…
The new body builders Posted by Jessica Twentyman - July 28, 2015 Jessica Twentyman speaks to Shane Fox of Within Technologies, now part of Autodesk, about how 3D printing could revolutionise healthcare