Today Holly, a decade-old mare, has taken her first steps in 3D-printed “horse-thotics”.
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Titanium powder used to 3D print automotive parts for the first time
This breakthrough ushers in a new era in additive layer manufacture and will see greater use of titanium in components across the automotive, aerospace and defence industries.
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3D printing pioneer wins award for innovation
A man known as “the father of 3D printing” has been honoured for his work at The Economist’s Innovation Awards 2013 in the Consumer Products category.
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Can 3D printing rebuild manufacturing in Australia?
It’s not easy being a small business in the current manufacturing environment. The face of manufacturing is changing, and businesses are eager for technological advances that could give them a competitive advantage.
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Gartner indentifies “tipping point” in 3D printing growth
Technology research firm Gartner has forecasted what it calls a tipping point in the growth of 3D printing in its first report on 3D printers priced under $US 100,000.
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3D printing ‘going mainstream’ in China: Stratasys
Stratasys has partnered with Aurora Office Automation in China to distribute the company’s Idea Series entry-level 3D printers, saying that personal 3D printers have hit the mainstream.
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NASA hopes to launch 3D printer in space next year [VIDEO]
NASA engineers are preparing to launch a 3D printer, oven or toaster-sized depending on differing reports, able to operate in space.
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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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DIY manufacturing revolution a long way off, says 3D printing expert
Terry Wohlers, President of consulting firm Wohlers Associates and an influential 3D printing analyst, has lamented the hype around 3D printing and downplayed the talk of a “personal manufacturing revolution” driven by the technology.
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Additive manufacturing: from scanning to designing to printing
For all the hype surrounding 3D printing and what it could offer Australian businesses, there’s a fair bit of caution around investing in expensive, industrial-grade machines, and in finding what applications it might suit.
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