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These Worm-Like Robots Could One Day Build Spaceships
They scoot around like tiny inch worms but these robots can build absolutely huge structures.
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Massive, AI-Powered Robots Are 3D-Printing Entire Rockets
Relativity Space may have the biggest metal 3D printers in the world, and they're cranking out parts to reinvent the rocket industry here—and on Mars.
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500-Square-Foot House 3D Printed in 12 Hours
Engineering.com speaks to S-Square 4D, a startup that 3D printed a home in New York.
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Global Manufacturing Company
Integrated Micro-Electronics Inc., or more commonly known as IMI, is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Ayala Corporation, and is the manufacturing portfolio of AC Industrial Technology Holdings, Inc.
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3D Printing Market Analysis, Trends And Global Outlook In Present World
The overall concept of 3D printing is futuristic, facilitating the production of any object in 3 dimensions that can be designed digitally. The technology involves the joining of material added in the form of layers and is also known as additive manufacturing.
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3D-printed guns are back, and this time they are unstoppable
A decentralised network of gun-printing advocates is mobilising online, they're anonymously sharing blueprints, advice and building a community. There's no easy way they can be halted
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Bioengineers clear major hurdle on path to 3-D printing replacement organs
Bioengineers have cleared a major hurdle on the path to 3-D printing replacement organs with a breakthrough technique for bioprinting tissues.
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A company has created an indestructible metal 3D printed guitar
Do you have that one band member that is constantly trying to look badass and smash their guitar on stage by throwing it into their amp? Or are they just challenged and continually drop it at every show because they refuse to use strap locks? Well, fear no more. A company called Sandvik has created an unsmashable guitar using a range of cutting-edge techniques to ensure its strength. The guitar is made from a mix of recycled steel and titanium powder to make it super solid.
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New 3D printer can build home in days, says B.C. scientist
A B.C. scientist has invented a 3D concrete printer that he claims can build a four-bedroom home in a matter of days at a fraction of the costs of normal construction.
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Scientists Create World's First 3D-Printed Heart Using Patient's Own Cells
Researchers at Tel Aviv University have successfully printed the world’s first 3D heart using a patient’s own cells and biological materials to “completely match the immunological, cellular, biochemical, and anatomical properties of the patient.” Until now, researchers have only been able to 3D-print simple tissues lacking blood vessels.
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NASA's challenge to create 3D-printed space habitats nears completion
NASA's 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge is edging towards its conclusion, which means another phase of the four-year competition has drawn to a close. This latest round tasked teams with creating detailed virtual models of shelters designed specifically for life on Mars, with the winners each claiming a share of US$100,000 ahead of the grand finale next month.
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How 3D-Printing Could Break into the Building Industry
Since Spain opened the first 3-D–printed pedestrian bridge in 2016, the push for printed architecture seems to be accelerating. Shanghai inaugurated the world’s longest printed concrete bridge in January, and the first-ever printed steel span is set to cross a canal in Amsterdam this year. Beyond bridges, the first 3-D–printed homes available to rent—five bulbous buildings in the Dutch city of Eindhoven—should hit the market by this summer.
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After Success of First 3D-Printed Home in US, 50 More Homes Are Being Built for Poor Families
It has been one year since this cozy little home, which was built in just 24 hours, was unveiled as America’s first permitted, 3D-printed home in Austin, Texas. Now, the masterminds behind the house are beginning construction on 50 more homes for poor families in rural Latin America.
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U.S. Army will leverage latest 3D printing technologies
According to estimates provided by the Pentagon, 3D printing capabilities will be increasingly integrating into the U.S. Army, reported by Devon L. Suits, Army News Service earlier this month. As 3…
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UK start-up Orbex launches world’s largest 3-D printed rocket engine
Orbex has unveiled its Prime rocket, which is designed to deliver small satellites into the Earth’s orbit and will feature the world’s largest 3D-printed rocket engine. The completed engineering prototype of the Stage 2 rocket was showcased to members from the UK and European space communities at the opening of Orbex’s new headquarters and rocket design facility in Forres, Scotland.
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Fancy a sip of 3D-printed whisky?
A lab in San Francisco claims its artificial whisky rivals the real thing. Henry Wilkins pours himself a glass
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3D-printed guns may be more dangerous to their users than targets
Manufacturing errors, undetected by inexpert consumers, may be more dangerous than other threats from 3D-printed guns.
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How 3D printing is revolutionizing manufacturing
New techniques and abilities are putting 3D printing on the map for many manufacturers. It is reshaping a whole new method of product creation.
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3D-printed heads let hackers – and cops – unlock your phone
There’s a lot you can make with a 3D printer: from prosthetics, corneas, and firearms — even an Olympic-standard luge. You can even 3D print a life-size replica of a human head — and not just for Hollywood. Forbes reporter Thomas Brewster commissioned a 3D printed model of his own head to test the face unlocking systems on a range of phones — four Android models and an iPhone X.
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People Are Months Away from Living in 3D Printed Homes
Speed has never been a quality associated with building a home, but that may be changing. Eindhoven University of Technology plans to build five 3D-printed houses in the new residential district of Bosrijk. The endeavor, known as Project Milestone, was initially announced during Dutch Design Week in 2016 as a partnership between the University and Municipality of Eindhoven and is billed as the world’s first commercial housing project using 3D-concrete printing.
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