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3D Printing Offers Low-Cost Solution to Small-Volume MEMS Production | Research & Technology | Oct 2022 - Vimarsana News

3D Printing Offers Low-Cost Solution to Small-Volume MEMS Production | Research & Technology | Oct 2022

Researchers at KTH Royal Institute of Technology have developed a 3D-printing technique for specialized manufacturing of microelectromechanical system

Geeetech Launches New High-Speed 3D printer THUNDER—Here's What to Expect - Vimarsana News

Geeetech Launches New High-Speed 3D printer THUNDER—Here's What to Expect

Geeetech launches a new high-speed 3D printer called THUNDER. (Photo : Screenshot from Geeetech THUNDER Page) The majority of consumer FDM 3D printers print at a snail's pace that even a basic model might take hours to complete.

3D Printed Skull for a Newborn Saved Her Life—Complex Process Answered by Engineers and Doctors - Vimarsana News

3D Printed Skull for a Newborn Saved Her Life—Complex Process Answered by Engineers and Doctors

Engineers and Doctors worked hard to give this newborn a chance to live. Some babies are born with abnormalities and missing parts of their bodies, but having a missing part of their skulls is a massive threat to their life, and may lead to an unfortunate loss for their parents.

3D Printed School: Thinking Hut Brings Madagascar Access to Schools Built for Their Needs - Vimarsana News

3D Printed School: Thinking Hut Brings Madagascar Access to Schools Built for Their Needs

A non-profit organization makes sure that it is accessible for all and is easily made for immediate use.

Teen wins state design award for 3D printing inclusive lunch tray - Vimarsana News

Teen wins state design award for 3D printing inclusive lunch tray

A 15-year-old student at Pope Prep High School in Hendersonville, Tennessee, designed and 3D printed a lunch tray meant to help those with disabilities keep their lunch on their tray.