An architect can find beauty in almost any structure. Whether it’s the intricacy of a structure or its functional quality, there is always something to admire. Tanya Eskander, a freelance architect working in London, uses her skills to design beautiful structures for clients around the world. She’s helped a wide
Making a Glass Science Park Mock-up With Architect Tanya Eskander Read More »
Earlier this year in May, Markforged announced an all-new AI-powered platform for manufacturing and inspection systems. Blacksmith has been dubbed “an autopilot for manufacturing,” because it has a continuous feedback loop which means what comes out of a 3D printer is learnt from. “For the last hundred years, machines have
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Polish 3D printer manufacturer 3DGence has enhanced material support for the INDUSTRY F340 with the official introduction of Flexfill 98A, made by Fillamentum. This is the first flexible 3D printing filament to be supported by the F340. Flexfill 98A is a semi-flexible filament with high hardness. 98A refers to the
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The Ultimaker S5 is Ultimaker’s biggest 3D printer. It’s engineered to deliver reliability at scale, with the same assured performance of the smaller Ultimaker 3. It’s a 3D printer of the fused filament fabrication variety, which means it melts and extrudes plastic in layers to build three-dimensional models. In the
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You might not have heard of TripleCell just yet, but trust us, it’s going to kick up a storm in the sneaker world when it goes mainstream in a few years. Developed by New Balance and Formlabs, TripleCell is a beyond foam structure built up in intricate, spring-like layers. It
Developing the TripleCell Sneaker Platform, with New Balance and Formlabs Read More »
Emtel Śliwa is a European manufacturer of electronic medical equipment. The line of medical equipment they design, and manufacture includes patient monitors and defibrillators, which are used in Poland and many other European countries. The design and development of products has long been hindered by the efficiencies of external contractors,
Using 3D Printing to Make Medical Devices, with Emtel and 3DGence Read More »
Tell you what’s mad: Spotify. The Swedish audio streaming platform launched in 2006, but it feels as though they’ve been around for much longer. Such is the power of their brand and the value of the product they provide. As we like to say, music makes the world go round,
3D Printed Parts to Promote Spotify’s LoveAds Campaign Read More »
Sinks and other bathroom appliances are most commonly made from vitreous porcelain or enamelled cast iron. Natural stone and ceramic are also popular in households, while in industrial environments, stainless steel is the port of call. What all these materials have in common is they are sturdy, strong, and built
3D Printing 1:1 Scale Bathroom Appliances with Saneux and Builder 3D Read More »
Is there anything more essential in life than an egg cup? After all, without it, you’re forced to try and prop up your egg on something or peel the shell from the egg (an impossible task unless the egg is cool to the touch, which defeats the point). Okay, maybe
Inspiring the makers of tomorrow using egg cups – with David Baker and FormBox Read More »
The best ideas are always the result of solving an everyday problem. For filmmakers and photographers, one of these problems is the sheer amount of kit that has to be carried around, so any products that can double up and serve more than one function make life a whole lot
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