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EnvisionTEC Launches Micro Plus 3D Printer Line
The desktop systems have Wi-Fi connectivity and are suited for engineering, industrial design and medical applications.
Researchers to Print Blood Vessels
Researchers at Rice University have 3D printed a blood vessel construct that could aid in the creation of artificial organs.
Formnext International AM Conference Opens in Frankfurt
Formnext is Europe's newest conference to focus on 3D printing.
Start-Up Links Virtual Objects, 3D Printing
Whispering Gibbon's RenderFab technology makes it possible to 3D print images captured from video games and other media.
HSMWorks 2016 CAM Family Released
Autodesk's integrated CAM solutions for SOLIDWORKS offer tool path generation advances and post processing additions.
Printed Teeth Kill Germs
Researchers in the Netherlands have developed an antimicrobial polymer that can be used to print false teeth and orthodontic appliances.
Disney Makes a 3D Printing Connection
Disney Research's AutoConnect program lets users automatically create designs for 3D printed connectors that can join any two objects together.
Low-Cost Human Organ Printing
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon developed a method for human organ printing that uses low-cost printers and hydrogel frameworks.
IEEE at Work to Develop New Standards and Regulations for 3D Printing
The IEEE is hard at work helping to develop the necessary standards and regulations for 3D printing.
Startup Xjet Developing New Metal Additive Manufacturing Process
Israeli startup Xjet is seeking to cash in on metal AM with the development of a new system that prints metal using jetting technology.
Hexagon Metrology Rebrands
The company is now Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence.
3D Printing Shortens Flight Plan for UAV
Claimed to be the largest, fastest and most complex 3D printed unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) built to date.
Local Motors Debuts LM3D
Local Motors has debuted its LM3D printed vehicle at the SEMA show. It will be available for sale by 2017.
Recording Shipwrecks with 3D Technology
UNC Coastal Studies Institute has brought 3D imaging and printing to the fight to document shipwrecks.
Is Stratasys Looking to Diversify?
Stratasys has backed startup Desktop Metal, which seeks to produce a desktop metal 3D printer.



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