Delft University of Technology
The Stories We Didn’t Cover This Week — September 26
In this week’s stories we didn’t cover we have many examples of just how innovative 3D printing can be. For example, the still in-production Bloodhound Super-Sonic car has many 3D printed…
Now Available Outside the Netherlands: 3D Printed EXO-L Prevents Sprained Ankles
If you’re an athlete who spends much time on your feet, then you’ve probably been concerned at one time or another–or in an ongoing way–about the stress to your ankles…
3D Printed EEG Headphones Monitor Mental State and Provide Comfort
Imec, the Holst Centre and The Netherlands Organization for Applied Scientific Research, along with the Industrial Design Engineering faculty of Delft University of Technology, have introduced a wireless electroencephalogram –…
Competing For Luxexcel Award, Students Produce 3D Printed Malaria Diagnostic Tool & More
Students at TU Delft of the Netherlands are not only enthused about using 3D printing to do good in the world, and especially developing countries, but indeed they very well may have…
TU Delft Assistant Professor Reimagines the Power Outlet Via 3D Printing
While the designs of some products seem to change a few times a year — for example, smartphones — there are other products in our everyday lives which have remained…
DragonFlex — A New 3D Printed Medical Device for Complex Procedures
Biomechanical engineer Filip Jelínek of the Austrian Center for Medical Innovation and Technology has developed prototypes for a medical device which use 3D design and printing which is likely to…
