Charles Goulding
The R&D Tax Credit Aspects of Hybrid Additive Manufacturing
The fast moving technological advancements in machine tools and 3D metal printing is resulting in new hybrid manufacturing technological advancements. Within the next 5 years, the 3D printing industry is…
The Toys “R” Us Bankruptcy and the R&D Tax Credit Aspects of 3D Printing
3D printing is a disruptive technology affecting nearly every manufacturing industry, with the toy industry being no exception. Increased competition from online retailers and other technology oriented developments (that include…
The R&D Tax Credit Aspects of 3D Printing in Hospitals
3D printing is beginning to impact hospital processes. Within hospitals, 3D printing is resulting in more successful surgeries, easier and more accurate testing of drugs, as well as better-developed synthetics. …
3D Printing of Headsets and R&D Tax Credits
As early as the 1800s, headphones were not normally sold to the general public and were instead large instruments that were used exclusively by telephone operators. It was only in…
3D Printing Hoses and the R&D Tax Credit
Innovations that increase productivity and efficiency are readily welcomed across many industries and companies, as well as private homes. These innovations can make mundane aspects of life, such as watering…
GE’s Jeff Immelt Retires and Reflects on Major 3D Printing Commitment
The September/October issue of the Harvard Business Review contains multiple articles on GE’s complete business makeover including an article authored by outgoing CEO Jeff Immelt himself written concurrently with his…
The R&D Tax Credit Aspects of 3D Printing in the Wine Industry
3D printers are being used by innovators to produce a variety of products in the wine making industry. The wine related sector in the United States is a large industry;…
3D Printing of ICoolers and R&D Tax Credits
Now that summer is at its end, it’s time to retire that worn out cooler and upgrade to a brand new, accessorized 3D printed cooler. Have you ever been to…
3D Printing for Dental Products
3D printers are increasingly being used by dentists, orthodontists and dental labs to print a variety of dental products, tools, prototypes and reference models. CAD laser scanners are used to accurately…
Major Metal 3D Printing Developments and the R&D Tax Credit
Recent technological developments and industry trends are greatly bolstering the value of 3D metal printing. Metal product designers and fabricators need to be aware of where the metal printing industry…
3D Printing of Anatomy Kits and R&D Tax Credits
Resources for medical education rely on key elements which are not always readily available for a variety of reasons including but not limited to, ethical, legal, and cultural. Currently, there…
3D Printing for Pet Products
3D printers can now be used to print a variety of pet products, toys and accessories. Name plates, hamster wheels, dog bones and bird perches are just a few of…
3D Printing of Handbags, Duffels and R&D Tax Credits
3D printing continues to expand as a powerful tool for fashion. In the fashion industry, designers have gone above and beyond by using various technologies to improve their products. They…
3D Printed Props Revolutionize the Film Industry Landscape
The moviemaking industry is facing radical changes as a result of the recent growth in Netflix, Amazon, and other online streaming services. At the same time, movie production costs are…
3D Printed Drones Fly into the Future
Over the past several years, drone usage dramatically increased. In 2016, global unit sales grew 60% to 2.2 million and revenue increased 36% to $4.5 billion. In the United States…
The R&D Tax Credit Aspects of the Entire 3D Printing Startup Business Lifecycle
3D printing has become the new alternative to advance product development, regardless of the intended product, consumer, or market. According to a Forbes 2017 report, 57% of all 3D printing…
3D Printing of Eyewear and R&D Tax Credits
The global eyewear industry, valued at $102.66 billion in 2015, is comprised of non-US and international companies who manufacture and sell corrective, lifestyle, sun-protection, luxury, fashion, and sports eyewear. 3D…
3D Printing Provides Cost Effective Alternative to Expensive Lab Equipment Plus R&D Tax Credit
Recently, there has been an increase in STEM focused initiatives which has driven a corresponding increase in demand for laboratory equipment. In light of this demand, the scientific and engineering…
The R&D Tax Credit Aspects of 3D Printing Helicopter Parts
The unique abilities that helicopters possess have allowed for tasks to be completed that have not been possible by use of other aircrafts. Today, helicopters are widely applicable to transportation,…
3D Printing for Fire Sprinkler Pipe Design Issues
3D printing may provide a practical solution to a common fire sprinkler installation issue. Pipe installation in tight spaces in walls and ceilings often requires creative pipe design.Traditionally, water piping…
3D Printing with Foam Provides Opportunity for R&D Tax Credit
Foam is used in an endless array of product applications. It is an essential component in a large number of industries, including automotive, aerospace, electronics, sports, biomedical and packaging. Now…
The R&D Tax Credit Aspects of 3D Printed Footwear
Like many other industries, addictive manufacturing, or 3D printing, has made its way into the $215 billion footwear market. The contributions that 3D printing can have on footwear production are…
The R&D Tax Credit Aspects of 3D Printing Doughnuts
Doughnuts are the popular dessert snack that people cannot resist. In fact, Americans consume 2 billion dollars worth of doughnuts per year at the retail level. 3D printing will soon…
The R&D Aspects of 3D Printing Pharmaceuticals
With the release of the first 3D printed and FDA approved drug last year, pharmaceutical companies from all around are investing in 3D printing technologies. It has proven to be…
