Researchers from Korea, in their publication issued in the journal Additive Manufacturing, have efficiently modeled oxide particles in the process of additive manufacturing/3D printing.
The wettability of a surface — whether drops of water or another liquid bead up or spread out when they come into contact with it — is a crucial factor in a wide variety of commercial and industrial applications, such as how efficiently boilers and condensers work in power plants or how heat pipes funnel heat away in industrial processes.
Published in the journal Additive Manufacturing, a team demonstrates how a dynamic slicing algorithm for conformal additive manufacturing uses existing multi-directional slicing strategies without adding any additional computations into the process.
In recent years, bioprinting has gained popularity as a research technique in various fields. To investigate the use of fuzzy systems as soft computing methods for achieving high precision bioprinting, a team has presented research in Bioprinting.
In a recent study published in the journal Additive Manufacturing, researchers from Taiwan developed a new method to fabricate 3D printed conductive structures using metal fillers containing photocurable resin and digita...
3D printing is a technology with enormous potential for the construction industry. Whilst there has been plenty of focus on printing entire structures, the idea of printing individual construction elements such as clay bricks is a new area of research.
In a groundbreaking new study, researchers at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities used a customized printer to fully 3D print a flexible organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display.
A paper published in Additive Manufacturing has demonstrated how embedding mica platelets into polyetherketoneketone, a popular thermoplastic that has utility for sectors including the automotive industry, can improve its properties.
The housing market has not kept up with demand for affordable housing in Iowa, leading to a new Iowa State University project that will work to find faster, cheaper solutions through 3D-printed homes.
The newest research in Materials looked at the thermo-mechanical performance of additively made Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer (CFRP) with incorporated Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG) sensors and their suitability for use under thermal stress.
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