Researchers Unveil New Means of Printing Conductors at Room-Temperature
Researchers in the US have made a discovery in the field of 3D printing with the creation of a highly conductive metallic gel.... read more »
Electronics
Meet OMOTE: The 3D Printable Universal Remote Alternative
The world of universal remotes has witnessed a remarkable creation by Max Kern: OMOTE, an open-source alternative to Logitech's discontinued Harmony line. Designed... read more »
Advancing Sustainable Electronics: 3D Printing Biodegradable Sensors and Displays
Researchers at Empa's Cellulose & Wood Materials laboratory in Dübendorf Switzerland have achieved a major breakthrough by developing a remarkable material that possesses... read more »
3D Printed Morphobot Can Walk, Roll and Fly
A recent paper published in Nature Communications has introduced a robotic solution that takes inspiration from nature's adaptability. The Multi-Modal Mobility Morphobot, or... read more »
NTU Singapore and Panasonic Unveil High-Speed Multi-Material Printer for Flexible Smart Devices
Researchers from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore), Panasonic Factory Solutions Asia Pacific, and the Singapore Centre for 3D Printing (SC3DP) have collaborated... read more »
3D Printing Used to Develop Hand Exoskeleton for Stroke Patients
A team of researchers from the US have developed a flexible soft-robotic hand exoskeleton to aid stroke patients in relearning tasks that require... read more »
The nano3Dprint B3300: Perfect for Printing Wearables
California-based nano3Dprint is known for being the company with the highest resolution 3D printer on the market, with their D4200S machine being capable... read more »
3D Printing Will Let You Build A Robotic Dog for $1300
Dingo is an impressive low-cost robot quadruped created by Alexander Calvert and Nathan Ferguson, two engineering students from Monash University. Built using the... read more »
nano3Dprint revolutionizes 3D printing landscape with the A2200 Multi-material Electronics Printer
nano3Dprint, a next-generation additive manufacturing solutions provider, has changed the 3D printing game with its A2200 Multi-material Electronics Printer. The A2200 is designed... read more »
Meet FlexBoard – The Flexible Breadboard
MIT researchers have developed the FlexBoard, a solderless breadboard designed specifically for prototyping wearable and non-planar projects. Unlike traditional breadboards, the FlexBoard can... read more »
Students Print Low-cost Robotic Prosthetic Arm
The ARM2u biomedical engineering team from the Barcelona School of Industrial Engineering (ETSEIB) has developed a groundbreaking low-cost 3D printed transradial prosthesis, providing... read more »
Duke Engineers 3D Print Environmentally Friendly Transistors with Water
Researchers from Duke University have created fully recyclable, environmentally friendly printed electronic components that use water instead of industrial chemicals in the manufacturing... read more »
Researchers Print 4D-sensing Thermocouples
Researchers from the University of Hong Kong have developed a 3D printed micro-thermoelectric device that allows for four-dimensional (3D Space + Time) thermometry... read more »
Mechnano Trademarks Carbon Nanotubes Dispersion Process for AM
Mechnano, a 3D printing startup based in Mesa, Arizona, has trademarked its proprietary CNT dispersion process called D’Func. The process solves the problem... read more »
MIT Spin-off 3D Prints Tongue Operated Controller
Augmental, a spin-off of the MIT Media Lab, has developed the MouthPad, a Bluetooth-powered mouthpiece that lets anyone control electronic appliances with their... read more »
Researchers Develop Low-cost Robotic Grasping Hand
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have developed a low-cost, energy-efficient robotic hand capable of grasping various objects using passive movement from its... read more »
3D Printed Robotic Hand Can Identify Objects by Grasping
MIT researchers have developed a soft-rigid robotic hand that can accurately identify objects after just one grasp. The design features a rigid skeleton... read more »
Optomec Unveils KEWB Software for High Volume 3D Printed Electronics Production
Optomec has announced the release of their proprietary software, KEWB, specifically designed for high volume production of 3D printed electronics. Built on the... read more »
Researchers Print Conductive Stretchy Fibers with Liquid Metal Core
Researchers in Singapore have published a paper demonstrating the printing of stretchable conductive fibers, for the fabrication of multifunctional electronic textiles. Read on... read more »
Electrochemical AM Startup to Put Canberra on the Manufacturing Map
Syenta, a 3D printing startup company based at the Australian National University, is making waves in the world of electronics manufacturing. Its multi-material... read more »
