Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) has demonstrated a new application for its cell-expansion bioreactor to advance tissue engineering and cell-based therapies for treatment of injuries and diseases.
Manufactured using digital light processing (DLP) additive techniques, the lattice serves as a bionic musculoskeletal ...
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Build Your Own Iron Man Mark VII Suit with 3D Printing Magic
Step into the world of superheroes by crafting your own Iron Man Mark VII suit using 3D printing! Learn how to design, print, ...
Concrete 3D printing reduces both time and cost by eliminating traditional formwork, the temporary mold for casting. Yet most ...
GPS Digital RPD has created a digital workflow powered by 3D Systems that has brought production down by half for removable ...
TAMPA, Fla. — With the help of cutting-edge technology, the Corporation to Develop Communities of Tampa is tackling the affordable housing crisis in Hillsborough County. Community leaders, housing ...
The Bambu P1S is the best Bambu 3D printer for most people; this is Bambu's mid-range model and offers several useful premium features at a reasonable cost. It's almost entirely fully assembled out of ...
A Saskatchewan man is using 3D printing to help people with disabilities live life to the fullest. Nicolas Vaagen started making tools to help disabled people navigate everyday tasks after a car crash ...
What just happened? An incredible find has been made by teams investigating the Titan submersible's wreckage. The vessel's underwater camera has been discovered largely intact, and it contains a cheap ...
Man Attempting to Make Sub-Machine Gun Using 3D Printer Guilty of Terrorism Offences, UK Met Reports
Robert Adamski, 29 (19.04.96), a Polish national of Lea Bridge Road, E10, was arrested after officers from Counter Terrorism Policing London entered his address and found the printer in the process of ...
A man who used a 3D printer to make parts of a gun has been found guilty of terrorism and firearms offences, the Metropolitan Police said. Counter-terrorism officers found Robert Adamski had printed ...
A Polish man who held ‘hateful views towards ethnic minorities’ has been found guilty of 3D printing parts for semi-automatic firearms in his London flat. Robert Adamski, 29, of Lea Bridge Road, ...
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