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The state corporation “Roscosmos” reports that this year on the International Space Station (ISS) will be held an experiment “3D-printing”. Its purpose is to test additive technologies for
Rusatom – Additive Technologies has launched an “operating line” for companies whose production activities are hindered or suspended due to a shortage of spare parts, materials, and components
Chemically and thermally stable glass is far preferable to plastic in industry, medicine, and science. And if people have learned to print plastic 3D models quite well, then
NASA is overseeing a number of projects that could help commercialize production in orbit in the future. One such project was the development of a 3D printer for
State-owned Roscosmos Corporation reports that a 3D printer is scheduled to be delivered to the Russian segment of the International Space Station (ISS) next month. The device was
Today we’ll discuss not one of the standard composite 3D printers such as the Raise3D E2 CF, but the development of 3D printed pins for fixation of tubular
The device adds paint in the process of filament melting, making it possible to obtain any desired shades. The Directorate of The Foundation for Assistance to Small Innovative
You thought that the Creatbot F1000 was too large for your projects, hah? Construction company ICON used a 3D printer of its own design to build a barracks
U.S. company Tethon 3D will soon release a high-temperature antistatic photopolymer resin for stereolithographic 3D printers. The solution features carbon nanotubes. The C-Lite resin was created with the
British company Photocentric is accepting orders for a new LC Opus LCD stereolithography system with a monochrome curing screen and a build volume of 310 x 174 x