A 3D printing technology was used to create novel finding of coaxial hydrogel patches as written in the journal Polymers, with the goal of constructing drug-loaded implantable overlays.
A new paper published in the Polymers journal has looked to nature for inspiration on the 3D printing of reinforced shapes that offer good compression strength and energy absorption capabilities.
Over at the Department of Organic Chemical Technology and Polymer Materials, Faculty of Chemical Technology and Engineering, West Pomeranian University of Technology in Szczecin, Poland, a team of researchers have been developing a method to produce renewable polymer coatings using bio-renewable oligomers and monomers.
More precise, faster, cheaper: Researchers all over the world have been working for years on producing electrical circuits using additive processes such as robotic 3-printing (so-called robocasting) – with great success, but this is now becoming a problem.
UNSW engineers have demonstrated a way to help 3D-printed plastic heal itself at room temperature using only lights.
3D printing is one of the key emerging technologies of the 21st century. Recently, 3D printing has been explored extensively for the fabrication of components and materials in solar cells, another key technology that is helping to address the climate change emergency.
No longer just a dream of vegetarians and vegans, fake meat is becoming more widely available in grocery stores and restaurants. And more options are almost certainly on the way.
A new breakthrough in the journal Additive Manufacturing shows a concrete specimen that was inspired by Bouligand hierarchal architectures to develop 3D concrete printing. During drop weight impact testing, the impact performance of 3D-printed concrete specimens either with or without steel fibers was evaluated.
A team of researchers at the Changwon National University, South Korea have published a study in the journal Materials Research and Technology that investigates the use of wire arc additive manufacturing (WAAM) in machine tool remanufacturing.
3D printing is highly desirable for building optical sensors as it offers a variety of design and manufacturing possibilities. To investigate the use of 3D printing for this purpose, a team of researchers writing in Composites Part B: Engineering has presented the possibility of 3D printing 4D-functionalized photonic devices, including Fresnel lenses.
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