UBQ Materials, a climate tech developer of advanced materials made from unsorted household waste, has been named the winner in the Speculative Design category at the SXSW Innovation Awards.
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3D Metalforge becomes qualified supplier for Flowserve
3D Metalforge, an additive manufacturing company, is now a qualified manufacturing partner for Flowserve’s Supply Chain, following a successful Virtual Quality Management System (QMS) audit by
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RMIT researchers explore use of ultrasound in 3D printing
A study by RMIT University researchers has shown that sound vibrations can be used to improve the micro-structure of 3D printed alloys.
The researchers found that high frequency sound waves can have a
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Research collaboration exploring 3D-printed mining products
A research alliance of the University of Technology’s Rapido prototyping unit, Downer’s Mineral Technologies, and the Innovative Manufacturing Collaborative Research Centre (IMCRC) has reached the
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Researchers develop faster 3D printing process
Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and Forming Technology IWU in Germany have developed Screw Extrusion Additive Manufacturing (SEAM), a system and process that is eight times
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Partnership will help kick-start Australia’s 3D printing future
A boost has been given to additive manufacturing/3D printing in Australia’s engineering and manufacturing sectors, with a new partnership established between GE Additive and The University of Sydney
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Smartphone hack exposes vulnerability of 3D printing
According to a new study by the University at Buffalo (UB), smartphones are an ideal tool to steal sensitive data from 3D printers.
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3D printer maker to distribute industrial grade printers
Victorian 3D printer manufacturer 333D has signed a distribution agreement with Prodways, which will see 333D becoming the exclusive AU/NZ distributor of Prodways' printers.
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Self-building 3D printed bricks hint at future without assembly lines
A new study has shown that high frequency vibrations can cause bricks to self-assemble into a larger 3D object, a finding that may one day help do away with the need for factory assembly lines.
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3D printing is the key as Australia looks beyond mining
3DP makes refractory metals affordable and require little to no machining which makes them much lighter.
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