Unilever uses 3D printed injection moulds for consumer testing designs Posted by Stephen Holmes - January 23, 2015 Unilever is using 3D printed moulds to produce parts in the final materials to be used in testing Consumer product…
Five 3D printing trends for 2015 Posted by DEVELOP3D - January 16, 2015 For 3D printing vendors, the New Year is not so much about new technologies, but new attitudes to what existing…
Is 3D printing a simple case of ‘press print’? Posted by DEVELOP3D - January 8, 2015 A lot of 3D printing marketing material often promises that you can ‘bring your dreams to reality at the press…
Drones Posted by DEVELOP3D - December 1, 2014 This month Tanya Weaver delves into the world of drones to discover the latest innovations currently in flight
Body moving: Motion capture technology Posted by DEVELOP3D - November 20, 2014 At the cutting edge of the motion capture industry, Vicon cameras are used in movies and engineering alike. Stephen Holmes…
The Weekender: Charitable endeavours and proving a point Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 17, 2014 A team from University of Wales TSD Swansea are looking to kite surf across the Bristol Channel This weekend you’ve…
On the road: Everything seems a bit MadMax as tech goes cross country Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 3, 2014 The Stratasys 2014 Roadtrip sets off later this month How do you get your software or hardware into the hearts…
Making stuff: Lost-wax casting Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 26, 2014 The GemVision Revo540CX can produce super high detail wax parts for lost-wax casting in the jewellery industry In a week…
Medical applications for 3D printing: HeartPrint model from Materialise Posted by Tanya Weaver - September 17, 2014 Bradley White looking at the 3D model of his heart by Materialise, with the heart printed in a flexible transparent…
TCT Show + Personalize 2014 preview Posted by DEVELOP3D - September 17, 2014 Forty 3D printer manufacturers are showcasing machines at TCT SHOW 2014 at the NEC in Birmingham, UK, from 30 September…