3D printing technology has come a long way in recent years, and its applications are now virtually limitless. From prototyping to manufacturing, 3D printing is used in countless industries to create everything from medical implants to automotive parts. And the advantages of 3D printing don’t stop there. Here are a few reasons why 3D printing […]
Hey everyone! If you’re like me and get super excited about new tech (especially things you can build at home!), then you’ve probably heard all the buzz around 3D printing. It seriously feels like something out of a sci-fi movie – imagine designing something on your computer and then having it pop into existence. Cool,
DNV sees 3D printing as a disruptive technology that enables the development of new designs and products and fundamentally changes the way parts are made and the method by which new products are manufactured. DNV also sees 3D printing as a technology that will increase productivity and lower operating costs for shipyards and oil and
The University of Central Florida, led by Associate Professor Ranajay Ghosh, recently created 3D-printed lunar regolith bricks that can withstand the extreme environments of space and are a good candidate for cosmic construction projects. The loose dust, rocks, and materials that cover the moon’s surface are referred to as lunar regolith. Associate Professor Ranajay Ghosh of
3D printing or Additive manufacturing (AM), also known as three-dimensional printing, is a process that uses a computer-aided design (CAD) file to precisely control layer-by-layer, or point-by-point, material buildup into three-dimensional objects. How to Make the Perfect 3D-Printed Object There’s something special about a well-printed 3D object. Maybe it’s the smooth, polished surface. It may
This technology is improving lives for the better as 3D printing becomes more accessible to consumers and businesses. Here are five hot trends in 3D printing for the future. The destiny of 3D printing is making three-dimensional solid objects from digital files. The model is made by adding layers of material until it is complete.
The new frontier of additive manufacturing 3D printing houses for the homeless, the good and bad impacts. Could this new way of building homes be the answer to the housing crisis? The Homeless need Additive Manufactured Houses. The homeless population is growing at an alarming rate. In the United States alone, there are over 550,000
3D-printed homes could help Michigan’s housing shortage. They can be built quickly and cheaply and offer many potential benefits for homeowners. For example, 3D-printed homes are extremely energy efficient, as they are made from recycled materials and require less energy to heat and cool. 3D-printed homes have the potential to help Michigan’s housing shortage in a
3D printing allows visually impaired parents to see their unborn babies. When parents are expecting a child, they often have many questions about what their baby will look like. Will they have my eyes? My nose? What color hair will they have? For parents who are blind or visually impaired, these questions can be even
