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In June 2023, the European Club Association (ECA) surveyed 350 female club soccer players in which 82% of women highlighted the discomfort caused by soccer cleats. By designing soccer cleats for women and enhancing their fit using CURREX® CLEATPRO™ insoles, women and girls in soccer can have the ... Read more
With a global shortage of organs suitable for transplant, some researchers are looking at 3D printing of living tissue as a solution – but to do it they might need to go into orbit.
3D bio-printing is the most promising technology for solving the problem of donor organ and tissue shortage needed for transplantation. Scientists and medics worldwide are striving to make artificial organ transplantation a widely used practice.
3D metal printing technology can be used in top manufacturing sectors like the aerospace and automotive industries.
‘Made in the USA’ Industrial 3D Printer for Aerospace, Automotive, and More Unveiled by HartSmart Products - 3DPrint.com | The Voice of 3D Printing / Additive Manufacturing
Based in Urbandale, Iowa, 3D printer shop HartSmart Products has been operating since 2015. Now, drawing from its experience with various printers and its own print farm, the company has…
Every day IO puts a start-up in the spotlight. Today: Tanaruz Boats. This start-up wants to make pleasure boating more widely available and the industry more sustainable.
Aboard the International Space Station, NASA is testing 3D printers that recycle old plastic to make new tools, a practice that may be a critical part of future moon missions.
UC Berkeley is a leader in 3D printing. From creating a prosthetic hand for an 8-year-old girl to a “smart cap” that senses spoiled food to large-scale cement buildings , engineers and designers on campus are pushing the technology to the limits,…
Researchers from the University of Toronto (UoT) and Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre have developed a handheld device capable of 3D bioprinting sheets of skin that can heal burn wounds. Described as a “handheld 3D printer”, the device deposits sheets of material formed by a bioink that covers ... Read more
Preserving the planet’s environment is critical to human survival, and the textile industry is in a better position than many to change humanity’s impact on the climate.
The future of space is here. Built for next-generation satellite launches and multiplanetary transportation, Terran R ushers in a new class of fully reusable...
The SuperDraco engine that provides launch escape system and propulsive-landing thrust for the Dragon V2 passenger-carrying space capsule is fully printed, and was the first fully printed rocket engine.
3D printing began to be used in production versions of spaceflight hardware in early 2014, when SpaceX first flew a flight-critical propulsion system assembly on an operational Falcon 9 flight.
A number of other 3D-printed spacecraft assemblies have been ground-tested, including high-temperature, hi... Read more
Recently, the Made in Space Recycler launched to the space station for an investigation into which materials are most effective for recycling into 3D printing filament and which ones can hold up over multiple uses without degrading. This investigation is funded and flown through ISS National Lab.
RocketLab’s Rutherford rocket engine was first tested in late 2016, and since then, over 200 of the game-changing models have been produced. Their combustion chambers, injectors, pumps, and main propellant valves are all 3D printed using electron-beam melting.
3D Printing in Space: 10+ Projects to Watch in 2021
Love the idea of wearing it backwards to freak people out. Not sure about the camera bit. But dropping this link as some people have been making covid masks using their own face as a template.
3D Printing a Mask of Your Own Face / 3D Printed Facemask
3D Printing a Mask of Your Own Face / 3D Printed Facemask: Need a facemask? Why not 3D print a mask of your own face!Full video here: https://youtu.be/iTilxorVIp0This mask uses a fabric liner which provides a degree of filtration as well as allowing you to use the over-the-ear loops attached. It’s... Read more
Yeah, this is likely going to be a great solution for all types of clothing and fabrics, maybe even kevlar and other materials used in engineering. I recommend this article on the subject https://www.3dnatives.com/en/3d-printing-knitwear-220720215/
3D Knitwear: How 3D Printing is Revolutionizing Fashion - 3Dnatives
3D printing can be used for a variety of applications, including in fashion. One new technique that 3D enthusiasts have found is 3D knitwear. But, what exactly is it?
We recently stumbled across a new company in 3D printing right near us called Closed Loop Plastics. After learning more about their 100% recycled plastic filament we were ecstatic to give it a try and share our experience.
Creativity is everywhere in the field of materials for 3D printing. Combining recycling processes with filament production techniques, one company offers some unique blends..
Making things from wood has been something people have done for thousands of years. Decorative effects have been carved into wood and used in churches, and to make intricate shapes for models and toys. However, you can now print your own with a 3d printer. How to 3d print wood…
Forust Corporation is a wood technology company that leverages 3D printing to create beautiful and sustainable interior design pieces. The company’s goal is to manufacture with wood but without damaging our planet’s ecosystem. Forust Corp. was created by the founders of…
Free-form fabrication techniques, often referred to as ‘3D printing’, are currently tested with regard to the processing of biological and biocompatible materia
It’ll be crazy when drug download sites get hacked and folk make and take poison that kills them. Who will get locked up for that, the site owner for not keeping the site secure or the idiot who ate something he printed from a hacked site. At least it would take him and his faulty DNA our of the gene pool.
Don’t need BREAKING BAD with this BAD BOY. Great idea, coming soon to a town near you. Should have vending machines attached so you don’t have to fund or meet criminals just to get our generations’s version of a relaxing pint.
3D printers could let you produce your own drugs | Engadget
You might imagine that drug production only happens at gigantic pharma corporations with millions of dollars worth of equipment. However, researchers at the University of Glasgow have unveiled a new process of building “reactionware,” or small reactors that can produce drugs, using a $2,000 off-... Read more
Wow, personalized pills – just crank up the visuals, down a touch on the comedown and pile on the munchies. heh. lucky kids of the future, we had to risk it with body packed pooey dope and risky random acid tests. This article is about medicine but then mental health goes two ways, happy AND sad. Chillout.
3D-Printed Pharmaceuticals Pave the Way for Customizable Drug Therapies by JacobBourne
Save BIG on Toybox 3D Printer. It comes with non-toxic biodegradable Printer Food roll that makes 100-300 toys After you buy you have access to our online catalog of hundreds of free toys! With a Toybox you can design, print, and play, your imagination is the limit.
You just need a scaled-down cut-out image of the building from above, then use a guide to follow the shape of the jig – to allow the material to fall in the right place, you could even sell lots of 1-metre square jigs of different shapes of a building, for example, the castle.
Man 3D-Prints Castle In Back Garden Using Concrete Printer He Invented
INTRODUCING BOD2
BOD2 is an upgraded and improved version of the printer which
was used to 3D print the first building in Europe, The BOD.
Based on the experience obtained with the BOD printer, the BOD2 incorporates improved functionality and stability compared to the first version. It is ... Read more
Matterport’s 3D data platform automatically stitches all your data together and lets you export your data easily, saving significant amounts of manual work and time.
Looking to streamline your workflow? Helping you increase efficiency and saving you time and money. Our 3D data platform is one of the quickest and most accurate ways of documenting a building at every stage of its development.
This product looks like you just walk into a room, scan by waving it about and it creates a 3d map of the room you can use in design software, aint got it but it could do the trick.
3D-printed shoes are more sustainable, so this is an excellent idea to make the sports industry more eco-friendly.
Check out this company that creates custom-fit 3D-printed soccer boots.
https://imotana.com/
Custom 3D-printed cleats could be a solution for reducing the risk of serious injuries among female football players.
Check out this video review of custom-fit 3D-printed soccer cleats.
3D printing of human organs could be the solution for treating critically ill patients during space exploration missions.
Check this out! These scientists want to test out a 3D human-printed heart in a pig.
https://www.freethink.com/science/3d-bioprinting-organs-on-demand
This is a fantastic concept! It would mean patients will not have to wait for months on organ transplant waitlists.
3D printing is the future of organ transplant and medicine
3D metal printing technology can be used in top manufacturing sectors like the aerospace and automotive industries.
Check this out! Tech giant Apple is using metal 3D printing technology to make smartwatches.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-08-30/apple-watch-series-9-apple-tests-3d-printing-in-device-production
3D printing can make the metal fabrication process cheaper and more efficient.
Metal 3D printing can help transform the manufacturing industry for the better.
3D printers can even make boats out of plastic waste! The possibilities are endless.
NASA uses 3D printers to recycle plastic waste at the International Space Station.
Some 3D printers can even re-use plastic from 3D-printed products.
It’s been done already! Check out this 3D printer that uses plastic waste to produce finished plastic products.
3D printing can help curb the plastic crisis by upcycling plastic waste that usually ends up in landfills and water bodies.
Yeah cos that BIOPen looks like a faff tbh.
3 grand a pop – make their money back quickly
… and for tattooists that need to cover over old naff tatts.
Christ, didn’t realise this existed already – scraped your knee, just patch it up with some spare you skin. Amazing (if it works).
3D printing can also make the #fashion industry more sustainable by reducing material wastage.
https://www.fibre2fashion.com/industry-article/9585/implementing-sustainability-in-fashion-textile-industry
3D-printed clothes have reached mainstream fashion; you can even find them on the runway.
3D printing is becoming increasingly popular and is helping revolutionize the fashion industry!
There are construction companies already using 3D printing technology. However, current costs are out of reach for many people.
3D printing is the future of the construction industry!
https://constructionmanagement.co.uk/3d-printing-can-it-make-a-mark-on-construction/
More here. This is amazing. Whole stations one day maybe. Wonder who thought of applying the idea to spacecraft first?
The SuperDraco engine that provides launch escape system and propulsive-landing thrust for the Dragon V2 passenger-carrying space capsule is fully printed, and was the first fully printed rocket engine.
Recently, the Made in Space Recycler launched to the space station for an investigation into which materials are most effective for recycling into 3D printing filament and which ones can hold up over multiple uses without degrading. This investigation is funded and flown through ISS National Lab.
RocketLab’s Rutherford rocket engine was first tested in late 2016, and since then, over 200 of the game-changing models have been produced. Their combustion chambers, injectors, pumps, and main propellant valves are all 3D printed using electron-beam melting.
Now, this is more than just an idea! Relativity Space says its 3D printers can make a rocket in as little as two months.
Watch this.
you can use them for custom facecare masks too.
Heres a vid by the guy who posted it on instructables, looks good.
Love the idea of wearing it backwards to freak people out. Not sure about the camera bit. But dropping this link as some people have been making covid masks using their own face as a template.
Check this video out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ge-q6iXDAoc
Yeah, this is likely going to be a great solution for all types of clothing and fabrics, maybe even kevlar and other materials used in engineering. I recommend this article on the subject https://www.3dnatives.com/en/3d-printing-knitwear-220720215/
Maybe not for astronauts, but looks fun for kids.
Interesting…
Lol, and cook it with lasers!
Wow, I didn’t realise this was possible, they can do really intricate weaving too. Looks great.
Watching history in the making right here https://www.thespaghettidetective.com/blog/2021/02/19/turning-used-cups-into-3d-prints/
It would be amazing if someone found a value in old plastic. Money will guide us….
Good idea but it is early days in this field. rPET is already a thing though.
Hmm, sounds good but names are deceptive. Wood filament is only 30% wood, the rest is crappy plastic / glue. Read this article https://johnthecomputerman.co.uk/3d-printing-wood/
the applications are going to be endless, this looks lovely for interiors
just googled it and amazing, its a thing. thanks.
Love this idea, there is sooooo much waste wood material to be used for new things. Goodbye plastic I hope.
wow watch this.
This is in the early stages of being a big thing, not just an idea.
It’ll be crazy when drug download sites get hacked and folk make and take poison that kills them. Who will get locked up for that, the site owner for not keeping the site secure or the idiot who ate something he printed from a hacked site. At least it would take him and his faulty DNA our of the gene pool.
A return of GHB?
Don’t need BREAKING BAD with this BAD BOY. Great idea, coming soon to a town near you. Should have vending machines attached so you don’t have to fund or meet criminals just to get our generations’s version of a relaxing pint.
Wow, personalized pills – just crank up the visuals, down a touch on the comedown and pile on the munchies. heh. lucky kids of the future, we had to risk it with body packed pooey dope and risky random acid tests. This article is about medicine but then mental health goes two ways, happy AND sad. Chillout.
2 hours and done! Ideal for disaster relief if not for long term property.
75K a pop, you just need land and planning permission.
5 years in and this guy’s flat pack house is doing well, Often considered taking a year off, living a caravan and making one.
Already available
Toybox is one for kids. not sure how well they come out though, anyone know?
Great idea, this sounds like an improvement on playdough moulds.
You just need a scaled-down cut-out image of the building from above, then use a guide to follow the shape of the jig – to allow the material to fall in the right place, you could even sell lots of 1-metre square jigs of different shapes of a building, for example, the castle.
Think big – this is huge, could work for building schools and hospitals in unlucky countries…
This can print a house for 4 grand. But the machine is so expensive that its no use to those who need housing the most.
Amazing, didn’t realise this exists, and it makes images not just 3d models.
Matterport’s 3D data platform automatically stitches all your data together and lets you export your data easily, saving significant amounts of manual work and time.
This product looks like you just walk into a room, scan by waving it about and it creates a 3d map of the room you can use in design software, aint got it but it could do the trick.