The possibility of 3D printing being introduced into just about every industry and area of interest has been hotly anticipated. This stems from the notion that technology will change how we work and innovate. Perhaps no industry is sitting at the forefront more than education. Here, we will explore the benefits of 3D printing in…
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Recently there’s been quite a lot of attention on the use of 3D printing to manufacture artificial eyes (aka. ocular prostheses). This has largely been due to an announcement out of the UK that the world’s first 3D printed artificial eye was implanted in a patient. Quite a cool milestone and application of 3D printing, … Continue reading The Rise of 3D Printed Prosthetic Eyes
As the nonprofit celebrates seven years of supporting women in the additive manufacturing (AM) industry, Women in 3D Printing (Wi3DP) has taken on a new leader. Kristin Mulherin is taking…
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Carbon fibres are a new material being used in composite 3D printing. They are a new material that makes 3D printing become more durable by adding stiffness and heat resistance to the 3D model. Being a fairly new component, there is a lot to be learned about the material. Let’s take a look at its…
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Let me start this off by agreeing with you – yes, this is a weird idea! But when you work at the Herston Biofabrication Institute and spend most of your days working on neurosurgery and other medical projects, it hopefully makes a bit more sense why anyone would 3D print a “Merry Xmas” brain to … Continue reading Xmas Brain Decoration
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