This week’s future links deal with a printer with zero impact on the environment, getting 3D printing more sustainable, 40 trees at 40th anniversary, the global attitudes toward paper and the project ‘thin air’.
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NASA engineers from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory succeeded in 3D printing chain mail coming with ideal properties for its use in astronautics.
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Alex Ellery from Carleton University in Ottawa and his team are working on a self-replicating 3D printer able to create all the material needed for the exploration of the moon.
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This week’s future links deal with printing in space including 3D printing for the International Space Station, 4D printing for space equipment, 3D-printed rockets and medical supplies for space as well as satellites.
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Thanks to the development of his revolutionary his steam-powered flatbed press, Augustus Applegath is another inventor to add to our Pioneers of Printing list.
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Scientists in the Department of Physics at the University of Warwick in the UK might have laid the foundation for highly efficient circuits. For the first time, they managed to measure the electronic structure of stacks of 2D materials which allows to understand the transfer of electrical energy, hence a stack’s performance as a semiconductor in a nano-circuit.
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At interpack 2017 we talked to representatives of industry leading companies about drupa 2016 and drupa 2020. Here comes the second edition of our series “1 Year After drupa” with Windmöller & Hölscher, PrintCity Allianz and KURZ.
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Here comes a special edition of our future links featuring the latest news on augmented reality. Find out all about AR pups, the challenges for VR and Pokémon Go, but also why this sector experiences a gold rush and how governments offer financial support for its further development.
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Professor Denis Cormier and Stratasys are getting students from Rochester Institute of Technology involved with 3D printing.
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In an attempt to make unique furniture more sustainable and affordable, Print the Future opened a pop-up store selling 3D-printed furniture. Now, they are looking to turn said store permanent.
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