This week’s future links deal with medical printing and packaging. Read all about 3D printing in the medical field in general, a 3D-printed skulls, sheep’s wool for packaging, 3D-printed noses and the outlook on market of sterile medical packaging.
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Printing human tissue and organs! Printing what? What sounds like a science-fiction idea isn’t anything like that. A Nasdaq-listed company
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Christopher Barnatt, futurist, author, videographer and professor, advises companies, non-profit organizations and government agencies on technology and issues concerning the future. In this interview, he shares his insights and gives us some direction as to where 3D printing is headed.
Continue ReadingChristopher Barnatt, futurist, author, videographer and professor, advises companies, non-profit organizations and government agencies on technology and issues concerning the future. In this interview, he shares his insights and gives us some direction as to where 3D printing is headed.
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Marabu presented CO2- and energy-saving UV-LED-curable screen printing inks and a new digital printing varnish at glasstec 2022. The manufacturer's portfolio was also expanded with inks suitable for screen, digital, and pad printing for the glass industry.
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The hypothetical picture we currently have on our future life may sound like a good sci-fi series on Netflix where it would be impossible to differentiate between lifelike robots and humans at some point in time. While the hype around virtual creations and virtual reality is growing, Carbon is committed to placing things from virtual space into physical space in a completely new, never-before-seen state. Our reality doesn’t seem that exciting but the steps and advances being made in 3D printing right now definitely.
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In a new research study, North Carolina State University (NC State) scientists demonstrated they could print sheets of electrically conductive ink on polyester fabric to manufacture an e-textile that could be utilized in the design of future wearable devices.
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A group of researchers from the Universities of Bath and Bristol has developed a way to coax microscopic particles and droplets into precise patterns by using just the power of sound. This promising method opens up many implications for printing, especially in the field of medicine and electronics.
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With the COVID-19 pandemic still haunting the world, we are once again looking at the 3D printing community and offering you a special edition of our #PioneersOfPrinitng, showing you how the industry is joining forces to overcome the coronavirus crisis.
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Amid the global COVID-19 pandemic, Vortran Medical Technology partners with print industry giant Xerox to increase production of their portable ventilator units GO2Vent. In the upcoming months they plan on manufacturing up to one million units.
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