Revolutionary AI-Generated Rocket Engine Designed in Two Weeks
Discover the groundbreaking 20,000 horsepower AI-generated rocket engine designed in just two weeks by Leap 71. This innovative engine, 3D-printed in copper, showcases the future of aerospace engineering with its state-of-the-art design and remarkable performance. Watch the test firing video to witness the cutting-edge technology driving the future of space exploration.
Breakthrough in Soft Robotics with 3D-Printed Mini-Actuators
Researchers at North Carolina State University have achieved a breakthrough in soft robotics with 3D-printed mini-actuators that offer precise control over small robots less than a millimeter thick. By combining multi-material 3D printing and shape memory polymers, the team has created miniature hydraulic actuators that enable intricate movements and shape changes in soft robots. This innovation has vast potential in fields like healthcare and advanced manufacturing, showcasing the power of 3D printing technologies in revolutionizing soft robotics.
First Metal 3D Printing Successfully Completed on International Space Station
Breaking news in the world of science and exploration – the very first metal 3D printing has successfully taken place on the International Space Station. This milestone achievement opens up new possibilities for space technology and in-orbit manufacturing, marking a significant advancement in space exploration.
New Flame-Retardant Photopolymer Developed for Aircraft Cockpit Components
Learn about the latest flame-retardant photopolymer designed for Additive Manufacturing (AM) to meet aerospace standards. Join the free webinar on May 21 featuring experts from the University of Dayton Research Institute and 3D Systems to explore the innovative material for aircraft cockpit components.
Formlabs Introduces Form 4: A Revolutionary 4th Generation Desktop Resin 3D Printer
Formlabs introduces Form 4, a cutting-edge 4th generation desktop resin 3D printer, revolutionizing the 3D printing industry with LED-based LFD technology. This groundbreaking printer offers impeccable surface quality, high throughput, and a comprehensive ecosystem for streamlined post-processing. Form 4 is set to transform various industries, from dentistry to automotive, fostering rapid innovation and transcending traditional manufacturing constraints.
Groundbreaking 3D Printed Pills with Timed Drug Release Developed by University of Nottingham Researchers
Researchers from the University of Nottingham have developed 3D printed pills using Multi-Material InkJet 3D Printing, allowing for personalized medication with timed drug release capabilities. This innovative method controls drug release rate within the tablet, simplifying complex medication regimens into a single dose. The technology has the potential to revolutionize drug delivery and advance personalized medicine, although challenges like the need for additional formulations remain. With the ability to print 56 pills in a single batch, this advancement showcases the potential for mass production of personalized medicines for diseases requiring precise timing and dosage accuracy.
New Autonomous 3D Printer Revolutionizes Parameter Creation for Unknown Materials
A groundbreaking development in 3D printing has emerged as scientists introduce a new FDM 3D printer capable of autonomously creating parameters for unknown materials. This innovation, spearheaded by experts from MIT’s Center for Bits and Atoms, NIST, and Demokritos, aims to revolutionize sustainable 3D printing practices. By developing an extruder that gathers filament data during printing, the team has successfully implemented a mathematical model to determine optimal printing parameters for various materials. This advancement holds the potential to enhance the utilization of unique FDM filaments with superior sustainability compared to conventional polymers.
Breakthrough in Tissue Engineering: Artificial Cartilage Developed Using 3D Printing Technique
TU Wien (Vienna) has achieved a breakthrough in tissue engineering with the development of artificial cartilage using a unique 3D printing technique. This innovative approach, detailed in a study published in Acta Biomaterialia, could revolutionize the field of regenerative medicine by providing a method to precisely control tissue formation and potentially improve the development of artificial cartilage and other types of replacement tissue.
Revolutionary 3D-Printed Ice Templates for Creating Blood Vessel Networks
Researchers have successfully created blood vessel networks using 3D-printed ice templates, revolutionizing the process of growing transplant organs in a lab setting. This innovative technique addresses the challenge of creating intricate blood vessel networks essential for sustaining artificial organs, offering promising prospects for the future of organ transplantation.
3D printed facial reconstruction research receives $700,000 grant
Dr. Xiao Liu, a researcher at the University of Wollongong, has received $700,000 in funding to develop vital research into facial reconstruction methods for head and neck cancer patients. The funding will support the development of a hybrid 3D printed scaffold that facilitates rapid bone growth and is partially resorbable, aiming to significantly improve the quality of life for post-cancer patients. The research is crucial, as oral cancer ranks among the most prevalent cancers globally, with over 5,300 Australians newly diagnosed in 2023. The Passe and Williams Foundation CEO, Dr. Jeanette Pritchard, expressed excitement for the potential impact of Dr. Liu’s work on the field of oral rehabilitation and survivors of head and neck cancer.