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Multi-Color Printing With Just One Ink Opens The Door To New Materials - Vimarsana News

Multi-Color Printing With Just One Ink Opens The Door To New Materials

Inspired by chameleons and other colorful animals, researchers have developed a way to print multiple colors using just one ink.

Source: forbes.com
Use of 3D Printing in Construction Gets Major Boost in Dubai - Vimarsana News

Use of 3D Printing in Construction Gets Major Boost in Dubai

The new methods are estimated to be capable of knocking years off of large projects compared to traditional construction methods.

Source: hngn.com
Property Developer Nakheel Granted Landmark 3D Printing License in Dubai - Vimarsana News

Property Developer Nakheel Granted Landmark 3D Printing License in Dubai

Nakheel obtains Dubai's first 3D printing license for the Al Furjan Hills project, showcasing rapid progress in construction technology and aligning with Dubai's innovative urban development goals.

MIT researchers demonstrate rapid liquid metal 3D printing technique - Vimarsana News

MIT researchers demonstrate rapid liquid metal 3D printing technique

Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a new additive manufacturing technique that can print rapidly with liquid metal, producing large-scale parts such as table legs and chair frames in a matter of minutes.

Italy Gifts 3D-Printed Replica of 'Bull of Nimrud' Statue Destroyed by ISIS Fighters to Iraq's Basrah Museum - Vimarsana News

Italy Gifts 3D-Printed Replica of 'Bull of Nimrud' Statue Destroyed by ISIS Fighters to Iraq's Basrah Museum

Italy has permanently bestowed Iraq with the replica of the famed Assyrian "Bull of Nimrud" statue previously displayed at the Roman Colosseum and UNESCO Paris headquarters.