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McDonald’s Deep Fat Fryer Oil Could be Used as a Biodegradable SLA Resin at a Cost of $227 a Tonne
Professor Andre Simpson at the University of Toronto is the director of the school’s Environmental NMR Center, dedicated to environmental research. This research uses an analytical tool that is called…
Autodesk Discontinues Manufacture of Open Source Ember 3D Printer
A big upheaval happened at Autodesk in February when CEO Carl Bass announced his resignation, as did board members Scott Ferguson and Jeff Clarke. This week, Autodesk users need to…
Beat the DLP Printer! Autodesk Shows You How to Achieve Sub-Pixel Resolution, Manipulating Voxels with Luminosity
If you are a 3D printing enthusiast bent on making objects that are extremely accurate and with superior resolution, you’ve probably explored 3D printing processes such as Stereolithography (SL) and…
Origin and Chronicled Team Up to Create the First-Of-Its-Kind 3D Printed Sneaker and Luxury Goods Authenticity Tags
Counterfeit consumer products are a booming business, one so large that it almost rivals the selling of actual, authentic goods. It is estimated that the worldwide value of all counterfeit…
Autodesk Offers Details on Latest Developments & Projects, Improving on 3D Printing Speed & Scale
Autodesk recently hosted an event at their San Francisco headquarters, showing off not just some new technology but expounding on updates regarding investments, a new 3D printing platform, Ember, and…
Autodesk Announces New Resins, Updates to Ember 3D Printer, and Investment in Optomec
It’s been a great year for Optomec. The 3D printer manufacturer happily announced in August that it has experienced explosive growth over the past year, and it seems things are…
Team Continues Study of 3D Printed Microstructures, Tests 3D Printers, Autodesk Ember Shines
Qingnan Zhou quite simply has a fascinating fascination with materials in terms of microstructures in 3D printing as well as how they hold up under different fabricating scenarios. We’ve reported…
3D Printing: The Stories We Didn’t Cover This Week — July 4, 2015
This week’s 3D printing news takes us from 3D printed penny boards to human organs and a Hyphae-based plant leaf structure. Also, a Norwegian man has discovered how to convert a…
Autodesk’s Ember Research Team Experiments with True Speed of Top-Down SLA DLP 3D Printing
Andreas Bastian, a 3D printing research scientist at Autodesk, decided to put his job title to the most literal use upon building a top-down DLP 3D printer to see what…
Mattel and Autodesk Team Up to Bring World of Toy Customization Apps & 3D Printing to Kids
3D printing and toys go together hand in hand, and we’ve reported on countless toy makers and innovators able to break into the business due to the affordability and independence…
Autodesk Open Sources Their 3D Printer Resin – Providing Recipe to All & Opening the Door to New Materials
Open source technology is what brought the desktop 3D printer space to where it is now. If it weren’t for groups such as RepRap, who really encouraged the sharing of open…
Autodesk’s Ember 3D Printer Now Available for Order
Autodesk’s own 3D printer, the Ember, has been long anticipated since its announcement last May. The 3D printer is based on Spark, their 3D printing platform. The company has been…
3D Printing: The Stories We Didn’t Cover This Week — February 14, 2015
This week’s stories we didn’t cover emphasize the technical and international sides of 3D printing with stories about the 3D printers and design software featured at international trade exhibits in Munich and Brunei. Also,…
Autodesk Begins Taking Orders for Their Ember 3D Printer
Back in May, Autodesk introduced their ‘Spark’ 3D printing platform, as well as their very own 3D printer, which later was named the ‘Ember’. In September, 3DPrint.com had the opportunity…
