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3D Scanning, Reverse Engineering, & Rapid Prototyping3D Scanning and Advancements in Extreme Sports | USA Luge
The word luge, another word for race sled, is considered by many to be an extreme sport. This sport is overall a racing sport where the athlete lays down on their backs on a small sled with their legs extended off the front and zooming down an icy track at...
3D Printing in 2021 and the Future
The field of 3D printing is reaching further and further into new industries and firms constantly. There is something about being able to rapidly produce prototypes and end-use parts that can be saved for future reproduction. In the past couple of years we have seen...
3D Printing Beginner’s Guide
By now, most of us have heard, at some level, about the potential of 3D printing. With this guide we are offering insights into the details, benefits, and the reality of 3D printing — the processes, materials and applications — as well as measured thoughts on where it...
This May Be The 3D-Printed Submarine of the Future
AUVs (autonomus underwater vehicles) are changing the game in ocean exploration industry and warfare. Just like any other industry 3D printing has found it's way to make a positive impact and innovate. With the ability to complete complex tasks on it's own and never...
3D Printing Advances the Development of Pet Prosthetics
New modeling software is helping animal health experts develop more customizable prosthetics for pets with missing limbs. Still, not all legs are created equal. Condider the three-legged dog. Perhaps you own one, or have seen them in the park or in any of the billions...
3D Printing Improves Drones to be Ultra-light and Stronger
A collaborative team of researchers from Khalifa University, Kingston University, and the University of Liverpool have leveraged the unique capabilities of additive manufacturing— 3D Printing—to design ultra-strong, lightweight and functional components that will make...