Strong as Steel, Light as Foam
Strong as steel, light as foam: Machine learning and nano-3D printing create ultra-strong, lightweight materials.
By Agis F|2025-02-26T12:46:28+02:00Feb 26, 2025|Categories: Physics, Technology news|Tags: 3D printing|
Europe’s Largest 3D-Printed Building
The largest 3D-printed building in Europe will soon be ready in Heidelberg, a cloud and data center for IT Management.
3D-Printed Workshop Wrench
A 3D printing company has developed a workshop wrench that is claimed to have 100% of the strength of the traditionally manufactured ones, with just 70% of
3D Printing Tools and Parts on Mars
WSU researchers used simulated crushed Martian rock and metal to make strong, durable parts in a 3D printing process that one day could be used on Mars.
HV-001 3D Printed Hybrid Supercar
The HV-001 is a hybrid supercar, an original design made to comply with the revolutionary new 3D printing car manufacturing processes.
World’s first Laboratory-produced Chicken Nuggets
‘Meat of the future?’ 3D printing company producing human tissue in Space Station, is now printing KFC’s meat nuggets, as well.
Porsche is gaining power from 3D printed pistons
For the first time, the pistons for the high-performance engine of the Porsche 911 flagship model, the GT2 RS, are now being produced with a 3D printer.
Leonardo di Vinci’s amazing Bridge comes to life 500 years
Scientists using the power of 3D printing, Leonardo da Vinci’s radical bridge comes to life 500 years later.
3D Printing and the Future of Aeronautics
Aug 19, was National Aviation Day and progress is ongoing in the next evolution of air mobility – all thanks to emerging 3D printing technology.
Lunar bricks could help us colonize the Moon
Lunar bricks could help us colonize the Moon. A vision of a future Moon base that could be produced and maintained using 3D printing.