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Latest technology shows the software is finally catching up with 3D printing's capabilities
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Neural Interface Research at Imperial College
Mindblowing neural interface research at Imperial College London is moving along at speed, thanks to rapid design iteration using 3D…
Nokia Phones’ bold new designs
A familiar name is once again staking its claim on the global mobile phone market, but with some bold new…
Shining3D EinScan Pro 2X Plus Review
Shining3D has built a reputation for affordable, high-performance 3D scanning devices. Al Dean gets to grips with its latest device,…
Copper3D – hacking materials to fight bacteria
Could a 3D-printed material have as wide an impact in the future as penicillin did in the past? Stephen Holmes…
Grohe – How 3D printing makes new designs flow
Grohe's latest bathroom fittings are part luxury, part optical illusion. Stephen Holmes learns how the company's adoption of 3D printing…
Embracing digital fabrication
The move to fabrication of buildings in factories is happening in the blink of an eye and owes more to…
HP – Bold impressions
HP's brand-new 3D Printing and Digital Manufacturing Centre of Excellence in Barcelona aims to help the company meet demand for…
Geberit turns to 3D printing to minimise development time
In order to minimise the development time for new products, Geberit International AG manufactures many prototypes using 3D printing. Stephen…
Tapping into 3D printing technology
Heineken is using cost-effective 3D printers to produce a variety of custom tools and functional machine parts that aid in…
