Nano Dimension
Think 3D Printing Won’t Be in the Spotlight at CES 2017? Think Again!
This Thursday marks the official opening of the 50th annual CES event, and 3DPrint.com is thrilled that we’re going to be in attendance this year. In 2016, we traveled around the…
FATHOM Prototypes New Tech for Mercedes-Benz and Lands a Feature on CNET’s “On Cars”
The holidays, which are ideally supposed to be a time of rest and relaxation, can paradoxically be a stressful time for many people. Perhaps some of the most stressed-out people…
Nano Dimension Delivers DragonFly 2020 3D Electronics Printer to Final Beta Customer for 2016
Leading 3D printing electronics company Nano Dimension Ltd. told its investors earlier this year that they planned to deliver six DragonFly 2020 3D printers in 2016 to beta customers. Today,…
3D Printing: The Stories We Missed This Week — December 17, 2016
This week on “The Stories We Missed This Week,” we’ve got everything from 3D printed electronics to aircraft parts to keep your mind going through the weekend. For starters, the…
3D Printing: The Stories We Missed This Week — December 10, 2016
On this week’s edition of “The Stories We Missed,” we’ve got a whole collection of news from across the entire 3D printing industry. To start, the US Department of Energy’s…
Hardware Updates from formnext 2016: 3D Platform, EnvisionTEC, Nano Dimension, OR LASER, Roboze
3D printing is taking off, and so are the events surrounding the industry. With formnext 2016 now having concluded two weeks ago, we’re wrapping up our coverage of this mighty…
A Third DragonFly 2020 3D Printer is Shipped in Beta Testing: PHYTEC to Evaluate Accelerated Speed in Development
Previously all we were able to do was anticipate the DragonFly 2020 3D Printer from Nano Dimension, skipping from the unveiling of the groundbreaking new hardware to the announcement of…
formnext 2016: Day One in Photos
I’m here in beautiful Frankfurt, already half-dead on my feet following the first of the nearly full-week formnext 2016. It’s certainly the place to be this week for the latest…
Nano Dimension: Q3 2016 Financials Show Major Milestones for the 3D Printed Electronics Company
It’s that time of year when financials come rolling out—specifically, for the third quarter of the year—and as 3D printing companies and those with related technologies have all had their…
3D Printing: The Stories We Missed This Week — October 15, 2016
On this week’s edition of “The Stories We Missed This Week,” we’ve got everything from major shareholder news to smart mirrors. The Israeli electronics 3D printing company Nano Dimension recently…
Nano Dimension Just Successfully 3D Printed Conductive Properties into Fabric
The next generation of electronics are going to be more connected than ever before thanks to the development of inexpensive materials and the Internet of Things. Everything from our homes…
3D Printing: The Stories We Missed This Week — September 17, 2016
On this week’s “3D Printing: The Stories We Missed This Week,” we’ve got a whole assemblage of breaking additive manufacturing news ranging from Europe to India. To start, all European…
3D Printing: The Stories We Missed This Week — September 10, 2016
The weekend may have finally arrived, but that doesn’t that 3D printing news is taking the day off. We’ve got a whole assortment of fresh stories for you from throughout…
Nano Dimension’s Second Quarter Financials Show Progress Towards Productization
It’s been quite a promising year thus far for the Israeli 3D printing company Nano Dimension, which has been making major public moves ever since they unveiled their DragonFly 2020…
Nano Dimension Supplies First DragonFly 2020 PCB 3D Printer to Israeli Defense Company
Although there are a handful companies out there working to produce the optimal electronic 3D printing system, such as Optomec and BotFactory, very few of them have the hype and financial backing of Israel-based…
3D Printing: The Stories We Missed This Week — July 16, 2016
As we approach the midway point of July, this summer has proven to be a fruitful one for the 3D printing industry thus far. This week, the Metropolitan Museum of…
Nano Dimension Reveals Switch, the Software Package for the Eagerly Awaited DragonFly 2020 3D Printer
It hasn’t been that long since Nano Dimension revealed their first-of-its-kind printed circuit board (PCB) desktop 3D printer, the DragonFly 2020 – but the anticipation has made it feel like much longer….
3D Printing: The Stories We Didn’t Cover This Week — June 4, 2016
This week’s 3D printing news covers a new board appointment at Graphene 3D Lab, Inc. Also, a new 3D printing Master’s level course in the UK has been added at…
3D Printing: The Stories We Didn’t Cover This Week — May 28
This week’s news reports that Hong Kong researchers are using 3D printing to aid in heart surgeries, Minnesota students 3D printed a violin, and Magma Global Ltd. has 3D printed…
Nano Dimension Teams Up with Accellta to Bioprint Stem Cell-Derived Tissues
When Israeli 3D printing company Nano Dimension gets coverage in the news, the discussion generally revolves around the intensive and long-awaited development of their electronic 3D printing system, the DragonFly2020….
Nano Dimension Releases Their First Quarter Financial Report, Shows Continuing Momentum
We’re just about a month away from the halfway mark of 2016, and it’s been quite the year so far for the Israeli 3D printing company Nano Dimension. After revealing the DragonFly…
Technology Hub and AM Talks Bring Leading International 3D Printing Experts to Italy
Rapidly establishing itself as the leading event for 3D printing in Italy, the 3D Print Hub fair in Milan – which this year is going to be part of the larger…
3D Printing: The Stories We Didn’t Cover This Week — April 30
This week’s 3D printing news moves from Nano Dimension’s PCB Survey Results to a new finish from Materialise aimed at 3D printed eyewear and wearables. The first (3D printed) drone…
What NOT to Do When Using Sculpteo’s 3D Printing Services!
As more people begin to use 3D printing services, like those offered by Sculpteo, it is easy to detect frequently occurring mistakes from the long list of how-to’s involved with…
