Before adopting additive manufacturing it is very important to see the value of this technology with your own eyes; so
THREE hour training rule – Royal Netherlands Air Force accelerated maintenance with the help of 3D printing
The Royal Netherlands Air Force is the Dutch guard of the skies. Their fleet contains a wide range of helicopters,
The first bridge in the world made with additive manufacturing in Amsterdam
While in Venice we will find the first 3D printed concrete walkway (pedestrian bridge built without reinforcement or mortar), in
NEW from BASF – Ultrafuse L316: metal filament for FDM printers
BASF is a recognized world leader in the chemical industry and the largest chemical producer in the world. The BASF
How women are using additive manufacturing to create innovative products
The Formlabs team is always driven by progress and real impact, and the best inspiration comes from the people who
Humidity, a problem in 3D printing. How can it be prevented?
Humidity is one of the sneaky culprits that can wreak havoc on 3D printing, particularly when it comes to filaments.
Additively manufactured ‘bee houses’ to stimulate public interest in bee conservation
Researchers from Lancaster University have devised a strategy to boost the number of bee colonies by producing a large number
Food & Beverage: How to Succeed in the «New Normal» with Additive Manufacturing
The concept of the «new normal» remains somewhat elusive when it comes to its implications for the global economy. What’s
Flight to Mars and beyond – no, but what about a 3D printed bicycle that can be used on the Moon?
Yes, exactly where gravity is 0. In the lines below we learn the history of this ingenious prototype. The bike
Paul A Young created artisanal chocolate with the help of FORMBOX
Paul A Young, celebrated for his innovative approach to chocolate making, has gained recognition as an award-winning chocolatier. Known for