AMAZEMET has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Fusion for Energy (F4E). F4E is perhaps not widely known, but it’s a very important organization, as it’s the European contributor...
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Formlabs is moving into a very different part of the 3D printing market. The Massachusetts-based company, best known for professional resin printers used by engineers, manufacturers, and dental laboratories, has...
At the SnowX booth at TCT Shenzhen, I tried removing supports from a metal print. A staff member showed me how, then handed me the tools. The supports came off far more easily than I expected. It was the moment that stayed with me most from this visit. A desktop 3D printer usually brings to […] The post SnowX SnowPod: Hands-On with a Desktop Metal 3D Printer appeared first on 3DWithUs – 3D Printing, Scanning, Design Guides & Forums.
Eleven brands are said to partner with Carbon to manufacture bike saddles, with more than 60 saddle models in production.
The aim of the alliance is to ‘strengthen the connection between industry and research,’ promoting advanced research activities and experimental development focused on the design of new smart materials.
Rialto Ventures (which led Roboze's Series A round), Club degli Investitori, and a broader international investor group were among the investors that provided Roboze with new financial backing.
Steve Cox, 3D technologist consultant; Luke Fox, Technical Specialist for Additive at JLR; and Alex Champion [AC], who works with the UK Ministry of Defence, talk to TCT about why they are supporting AdditiveIQ.