Additive Manufacturing

Increased demand for personalised and customised medical solutions like bioprinting is driving the 3D printing medical devices sector to rise by US$7.07 billion until 2028 at a CAGR of approximately 25.2%.

3D printing transforms reconstructive operations and significantly reduces surgery time, Stratasys Ltd demonstrates how.

The successful operation to remove a 2kg cancerous tumour took place in Vinmec International Hospital in Vietnam, lasting 8 hours, presided by a team of 30 medical professionals.

Mastercam announced a new Add-On product, Mastercam APlus by CAMufacturing Solutions, designed for additive manufacturing. APlus can be used with Mastercam Mill, Lathe, or Router licenses.

After nearly one year of construction, installation and acceptance according to international standards, the 3D factory of 3D Smart Solutions Company (also known as 3DS) has been put into operation at address 58/6 Vo Van Hat, Long Truong Ward, Thu…

New software for TRUMPF 3D printers eliminates the need for almost all support structures. Users such as toolcraft cut down material usage and reduce part costs.

As electronic devices become more miniaturised, the demand for smaller optical components creates production challenges. Conventional methods for 3D-printing of sub-micron sized photonic devices is, in most cases, very costly and impractical outside of a laboratory. Nonetheless, In-Vision is helping…

Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw virtually inaugurated the post office, the construction through 3D Printing carried out by Larsen & Toubro Limited with technological support from IIT Madras.

With the release of the latest software upgrade for its NanoOne platform of high resolution 3D-printers, UpNano has further pushed the limits of the fastest 2PP 3D-printer on the market. Now smart stitching can improve the quality of the final…