Oct 09, 2024 3D-printed death capsule By Mitasha Bharadwaj The famous Star Trek-styled 3D-printed coffin, Sarco Pod, is facing another controversy. The famous Australian physician Dr Philip...
Aug 21, 2024 M&C in the news: Stratasys vs. Bambu Lab: A view from Europe By M&C Newsroom Several weeks ago, Stratasys, a leading 3D printer manufacturer, initiated patent litigation in the U.S. against Bambu Lab and Tiertime,...
Jul 09, 2024 Don’t sweat it: 3D printing facilitates manufacture of intricate sensors By Frank Lee Thomas Prock With the rapid advancement in medtech, medical devices have been made increasingly based on additive manufacturing techniques. According...
Jul 03, 2024 F1's 3D Printed Future By Stephen Hunt With the British Grand Prix only days away, the roar of F1 engines may be increasingly accompanied by the whir of 3D printers. As this...
Jul 03, 2024 Going back to nature By Tobias Eriksson In the unstoppable advance of human technology, we are, somewhat ironically, discovering more and more ways in which nature has beat us...
Jun 24, 2024 3D printing on the moon? By Thomas Storey 3D printing in space represents a promising transport solution: there is no risk of damaging a component during launch and landing...
Jun 11, 2024 Design rights in 3D-printed products By Mitasha Bharadwaj By equating intellectual property (IP) rights solely with patents and trademarks, businesses often overlook the incredible potential of...
Jun 05, 2024 M&C in the news: Top trade mark considerations for additive manufacturing and 3D printing By M&C Newsroom In the ever-evolving world of additive manufacturing (AM), staying ahead means more than just technological innovation—it's about...
May 27, 2024 3D Printing x 1941 US Patent 2,395,837 – Bryson Dechambeau’s Latest Performance Enhancing Innovation By Samuel Mailer When it comes to innovative athletes, Bryson Dechambeau leads the way. As a world-class sportsman who is always looking for a competitive...
May 20, 2024 Biosourced photopolymers: print, recycle, repeat By Susan Bradley A team at the University of Birmingham has successfully produced a photopolymer resin which can be used in high resolution 3D printing,...
May 17, 2024 Exceptional researchers elected to Royal Society Fellowship By Andrea Williams The Royal Society has announced the names of over 90 exceptional researchers to be elected as Fellows; and I am so pleased to see some of...
Apr 26, 2024 Ultra-thin solar cells for self-sufficient drones and sustainable aviation By Ali Raja Unlike traditional solar panels which are rigid, flexible solar cells can be bent or curved to fit different surfaces. So they’re ideal...