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Gartner Hype Cycle 2019: 3D Printing Predictions First, it is important to explain the Gartner curve, also referred to as the Gartner Hype Cycle. We can see that the first phase of the Gartner Hype Cycle is a phase of growing enthusiasm and rising expectations for the technology in question. Indeed, users of the technology […]

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Invented by Chuck Hull in 1986, 3D printing allows for the physical fabrication (making) of a three-dimensional object in the real world from a computer design. Objects can be virtually any shape. They must be communicated digitially to the printer — usually in a large set of thin slices — so that the filament (the […]

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The Natural Machines Foodini creates, as the company says, “real food. 3D printed.” Foodini uses real, fresh ingredients that are prepared before printing, with the main idea of promoting cooking with fresh ingredients. The company hopes to encourage people to create homemade food, when they would otherwise be discouraged to do so because it can […]

Dr. Darrell Wallace, Youngstown Business Incubator, Delivers Keynote Address Dr. Wallace’s talk on Energy Implications of 3D Printing for the Ohio Manufacturing Industry includes the following topics: The Current State of Additive Manufacturing Additive Manufacturing is Not Just for High Tech Industries When Does Additive Make Sense Energy and Additive Manufacturing A Vision of the […]

Stay on top of the latest development in the 3D printing incubator space. Check out some top 3d printing startup companies at The 3D Printing Conference… Inside 3D Printing in Santa Clara, CA – October 20-22, 2015 ( Use the discount code CHANNEL for 10% off Inside 3D Printing Santa Clara)   MatterFab is just […]

MakerBot Stories | Feinstein Institute for Medical Research from MakerBot on Vimeo. Printing a trachea is much like printing any object, although it requires a bit more patience. MakerBot printers use a technique called extrusion printing, which creates objects out of successive thin layers of molten plastic that bind together as the printed object cools. […]