Tag: 3d Printing
Nipi is more than a beach cooler thanks to Stratasys 3D printing (VIDEO)
UK start-up company Nipi Smart Cooler, the developer of the one-of-a-kind “smart” cooler Nipi, has managed to make a functional prototype 75% faster than...
Cancer patient receives 3D printed ribs in world first surgery
Story by CSIRO
Australian Minister for Industry and Science Ian Macfarlane today congratulated CSIRO on its role in an international collaboration that has led to...
OZ Brewing inks 3D printing deal with Australian Football League
Victorian-based technology company 333D, which was acquired by Oz Brewing Limited earlier this year, has announced that it has inked a 3D printed merchandise deal...
Alcoa to invest $60m in 3D printing R&D centre
Aluminium giant Alcoa has announced that it will invest $60 million on a manufacturing centre dedicated to advanced 3D printing techniques and materials.
The facility...
Stratasys introduces new Objet30 Dental Prime printer for the dental industry
3D printing giant Stratasys has unveiled a new high-quality and affordable 3d printer intended for the dental industry.
The Objet30 Dental Prime printer will allow...
Aussie archaeologist uses 3D printing to revive bronze-age music
Additive manufacturing or 3D printing has managed to transform numerous industrial sectors and play its part in moulding our future. Now, 3D printing has...
Get into character with 3D Systems’ revamped 3DMe Photo booth
3D Systems has unveiled its next-generation 3DMe® Photo booth which includes an attractive user interface and is set to become quite popular both with...
New 3D printed accessory lets you see info from your smartphone on the ceiling
DreamMe is a €16 accessory designed by Yvonne Joh from Germany that projects parts of the smartphone display on your ceiling.
The cup-sized accessory comes...
Upcoming Stratasys annual 3D printing forum to be held in Shanghai, Tokyo and Seoul
Shanghai (25 August), Tokyo (27 August) and Seoul (28 August) are the three cities selected to host Stratasys’ annual 3D Printing Forum in the...
MIT CSAIL’s MultiFab 3D printer brings us one step closer to developing the Star...
Who doesn’t want an instant manufacturing machine at home? Any “Star Trek” fan dreams of having his own Replicator. For those of you who aren’t...
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From ship repair to autonomous underwater vehicles: Griffin Industrial’s next chapter with growth capital
Some of Australia’s most critical manufacturing happens where almost no one sees it: inside a fuel tank on a Navy tanker, in a machine shop south of Perth, on a workshop floor in western Sydney where a team is helping build autonomous underwater vehicles. Griffin Industrial does all three.
