In this timelapse video, you can see the team at WYVE first assembling their Modix BIG 180-X and then using it to 3D print a core for a surfboard. The printed core is later coated with fiberglass and a 50% bio-based resin (ecoboard gold label) and finished with a final hot coat for a shiny look.
Brian Miche is on a quest to democratize stargazing experiences globally, and 3D printing is key to its success. In the late 1970s,... read more »
Pix Moving has developed the Pix Robobus, an electric vehicle geared towards smart urban mobility. Its modular and customizable design goes beyond traditional... read more »
University of Glasgow researchers have made advancements in temperature sensing with the development of innovative 'smart skin' sensors. This breakthrough involves a soft,... read more »
Kim Min Hyuk's Saero series redefines traditional Korean furniture, seamlessly blending cultural heritage with modern design principles. Departing from conventional norms, Saero transcends... read more »
The MouthPad has made its debut at CES 2024 in Las Vegas, showcasing a unique tongue-operated touchpad capable of turning your tongue into... read more »
The 3DET (3D printed detector) collaboration at CERN, in partnership with ETH Zurich, the School of Management and Engineering Vaud, and the Institute... read more »
CoreTechnologie GmbH, based in Mömbris, Germany, has unveiled the 1.5 update to its 4D_Additive Manufacturing software. This update has brought notable revisions to... read more »
Shoe brand Vivobarefoot, in collaboration with material science company Balena, has revealed a prototype at the Biofabricate conference — a 3D printed compostable... read more »
Researchers from the University of Queensland have showcased a novel 4D printing technology, potentially ushering in a new era for soft robotics. Their... read more »
