The advent of 3D printers supposedly means we can manufacture anything in our homes. But in reality most existing home 3D printers can only make things out of certain plastics, although there are ...

An experimental study developed a 3D-printable soybean-okara composite with antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and pro-regenerative activity in fibroblast tests, but did not test wound healing in people.

Using 3D printing technologies for composite tooling is no longer new, though uptake is still limited and there is enormous potential for growth across the composite industry. The last decade has seen ...

The aim of the alliance is to ‘strengthen the connection between industry and research,’ promoting advanced research ...

Combining 3D printing, rotocasting, and composite reinforcement provides a practical approach to manufacturing high-strength ...

Raise3D, the flexible manufacturing solutions provider, presents recent developments and innovations in fibre-reinforced composite 3D printing through its solutions: RMF500 and E2CF. Fibre-reinforced ...

Printing composite materials from a 3D printer that engineers can actually use to build something may be closer than you think. A team at MIT has 3D printed bone-like composite materials on the Objet ...

Calcium carbonate is an impressive material, in that it combines strength, light weight and porosity. Scientists have devised a new bacteria-based method of 3D-printing the substance, for uses such as ...

Liquid composite moulding has been studied and practised for decades, yet turning a successful process into robust, repeatable industrial production remains one of the biggest challenges in composite ...

Despite the growing popularity of 3D printing, it's still rare to see in construction, but a new advance out of MIT could ...