Print and be damned? Posted by DEVELOP3D - May 22, 2013 Jackie Maguire, CEO of Coller IP discusses the intellectual property rights debate surrounding 3D printing
Roland iModela Posted by DEVELOP3D - May 23, 2013 With 3D printing getting all the headlines, many might be forgiven for thinking it's the be all and end all…
Mataerial, the 3D printer with ‘anti-gravity’ ability to change the way we build Posted by Stephen Holmes - May 30, 2013 Whatever your initial thoughts (“an assembly robot throwing up churros with two paint-strippers baking it…”, “Giant frickin’ 3Doodler“), Mataerial is…
Behind closed doors: Ford’s secretive technology centre Posted by Stephen Holmes - June 6, 2013 Stephen Holmes ventures into Ford's secretive base in Germany to uncover how it is utilising 3D printing and VR to…
Taking it to the masses Posted by Stephen Holmes - June 7, 2013 Stephen Holmes recently caught up with MakerBot Industries' co-founder and CEO Bre Pettis at the company's store in New York
UK government boost to 3D printing a step in the right direction, but could they go further? Posted by Tanya Weaver - June 7, 2013 Business Secretary Vince Cable has announced a £14.7 million investment, delivered through the Technology Strategy Board and Research Councils, to…
Phynix Systems aquired by 3D Systems for metals printing Posted by Stephen Holmes - June 13, 2013 3D Systems and its quest for world domination in the 3D printing spectrum had been a little quiet of late,…
Bright young things Posted by DEVELOP3D - June 17, 2013 Eight initiatives aimed at getting young people who are still at school excited by a career in engineering
Stratasys + MakerBot – Let the games commence Posted by Al Dean - June 19, 2013 Bre Pettis, CEO, MakerBot. Imagine the same photo, but with a mahoosive pile of cash It’s been expected for a…
3D Printing bounces off Wimbledon’s Centre Court Posted by Stephen Holmes - July 3, 2013 Andy Murray: grace, skill and misery all in one package at Wimbledon Now that the excitement of 3D printing has…