3D printers are able to produce parts more accurately and at a faster rate than ever before. A plastic acoustic guitar, 3D printed medical models, lightweight parts for aircrafts and cellphone cases are
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3D printing accelerates prototyping to keep pace with today’s demands
Henry Ford is, famously, supposed to have said his cars were available in “any colour you like, so long as it is black”.
Those days are long gone. Today, customers demand almost endless variety
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Royal Mail trials 3D printing service
The UK’s Royal Mail has announced a trial offering 3D printing services through its London delivery office.
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New technology lab in Sydney to help small manufacturers innovate
The lab is the brainchild of engineer Dr Michael Myers who is focused on making leading edge technology available to small to medium businesses.
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Stratasys opens 3D Printing Experience Centre to support Asia Pacific
The Centre will enable designers and engineers to create models and prototypes for new product design and test and to build finished goods in low volume.
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3D Hubs reaches 5,000 sites
Dutch-based 3D Hubs has reached what it claims to be a “critical mass”, announcing that it had reached 5,000 sites in over 80 countries.
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Standalone 3D printing stores to open in Parramatta, Perth
By the end of this month, 3D Printing Studios will have three stores open dedicated to the technology, with plans to open up to 30 within two years.
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Keech aims to match 3D printing with existing materials know-how
Castings and engineering solutions company Keech is currently shopping around for 3D printing technology, with a goal of having three units operating by year’s end.
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Keech subsidiary to offer commercial-scale 3D printing
BPM 3D Technologies has been awarded a $141,700 Victorian government grant and will spend $500,000 of its own money with the goal of having three 3D printers up and running by Christmas.
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