Vojd: filling the Void in Luxury Design with Additive Manufacturing
Additive printing brings new dimensions to luxury fashion.
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Will you marry me (if I ask with a 3D-printed ring)?
Additive manufacturing in jewelry has enabled rapid prototyping of customer-specific designs, improved the speed and accuracy of creating wax molds, and is beginning to disrupt traditional production methods with the direct printing of finished products using precious metal powders.
3-D Printing: Disney’s Latest “Wow Factor”
Disney’s research and invention efforts indicate that the toy industry’s 3-D printing revolutionary shift is on its way
ADIDAS – Additive Manufacturing for the Masses
Adidas has entered the world of additive manufacturing through the introduction of its Futurecraft 4D shoe. With mass customization using 3D printing as the ultimate goal, questions remain whether Adidas will be the first athletic retail company to affordably scale the technology.
The Rise of Automotive Additive Manufacturing
Mercedes Trucks Coming to a 3-D Printer Near You
The ugliest bridge in the world. 3D printing in Acciona…
3D printing seems to be a natural fit for construction. It can potentially fix some of the most burning operational problems in the industry. But attempts to approach the trend are rather clumsy so far…
How Stryker is using 3D printing to bring personalized medicine to orthopedic surgery
Riding new waves of additive manufacturing and personalization in medicine, Stryker could be poised to offer custom orthopedic implants such as hip replacements and spinal disks. Stryker, a Fortune 500 Michigan-based medical device manufacturer that specializes in orthopedic devices, is increasingly investing in additive manufacturing, signaling a long-term bet on 3D printing as a key to innovation in orthopedic implants.
Will 3D Printing Change the Future of Homebuilding and End Global Homelessness?
This 3D-printed home could be the dramatic solution we need to address affordable housing.
Will 3-D Printing Take Us to Mars? Relativity Space Thinks So.
Relativity Space is trying to 3D print a space rocket, and if successful, could revolutionize the space launch industry
3-D printing our way to space?
Additive manufacturing has already begun to revolutionize NASA’s R&D processes, but, despite its innovation potential, NASA must be wary of its application beyond developmental processes.