Innovations How 3D Printing Transforms Product Innovation: Speed, Materials, and Digital Collaboration 3D printing is not just an emerging technology: it is a tool that is redefining the early stages of innovation in...
Innovations Carnegie Mellon leads the $28.5 million LIVE project to print temporary liver tissue: a “biological bridge” that supports the liver in regeneration, avoids transplantation, and reduces waiting lists within 5 years.
Innovations 3D printing revolutionizes fashion: rapid prototyping, custom-fit garments, and sustainable on-demand production. Challenges regarding materials and comfort remain, but the future is personalized, distributed, and zero-impact.
Innovations Protecting intellectual property in the digital realm is challenging: copyable 3D files, abusive patents, weak DRM. Patent licenses (OCL), blockchain, on-demand production, and shared standards are being experimented with to track usage and royalties.
Innovations Cornell prints 3D concrete on the seabed using marine sediments: lower costs, zero transport, autonomous robots and reduced environmental impact for sustainable infrastructure.
Innovations 3D Printing and Bio-Recycled Materials: Circdal revolutionizes construction with circular economy, local zero-waste production, and regenerative architectures.
Innovations Between Layers, the new series from 3Dnatives, tells the human stories behind 3D printing, starting with Joel Telling: less technical, more inspiration.
Innovations 2026 will be a key year for 3D printing: the AMUG in Reno (March 15-19) offers 150 technical sessions, competitions, awards, and courses on AI and industrial qualification, to update skills and build networks.
Innovations La stampa 3D rivoluziona l’edilizia: case in 5 giorni, materiali che catturano CO₂ e costi ridotti. Progetti europei e militari dimostrano velocità, sostenibilità e adattabilità, ma norme e tecnologie sono ancora in evoluzione.
Innovations 3D Scanners and software 2025: faster, cheaper, and smarter. Smartphones become scanners, scan-to-CAD bundles discounted, AI guides the user. Goal: trust, not just price.
Innovations Bioprinting: In October 2025, the first 3D cornea was successfully transplanted. Low-cost technology for tumor biopsies. Towards custom organs and the end of waiting lists.