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How 3D Printing is Revolutionizing Dentistry

July 14, 2022 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

It is only fair to say that dentistry has evolved since it was introduced. Incorporating technology fuels this evolution into branches of medical sciences like dentistry.

We know technology and the application of science towards making life easier. Thus, incorporating technology into dentistry has made life in this field more accessible and faster while pushing the field to evolve constantly.

The change that technology brings to a field does not stop as it always looks for ways to optimize the previous solutions it has proffered to develop a better and more effective solution. [Read more…] about How 3D Printing is Revolutionizing Dentistry

Filed Under: Health Tagged With: accurate, dental, dentist, dentistry, dentists, experience, faster, field, health, image, methods, oral, patient, printing, products, services, technology, time, traditional

ASME updates 3D printing standard to streamline production

June 11, 2022 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

Since the 1940s, engineers have used a common design language – a set of definitions, symbols and practices – to draft engineering drawings that can serve as clear manufacturing blueprints or inspection checklists.

While this system still works well for many traditional manufacturing methods, it has not equipped engineers to produce clear and consistent design documents for additive manufacturing, commonly called 3D printing. And the absence of standard methods of communication leaves room for information about 3D-printing designs to be lost in translation.

This week the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) published an updated standard – based in large part on research by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) – that includes language specifically for 3D printing. [Read more…] about ASME updates 3D printing standard to streamline production

Filed Under: Design, Features Tagged With: additive, asme, clear, communication, d-printing, design, designs, digital, engineers, guidance, manufacturing, methods, nist, parts, printing, product, standard

How Additive Manufacturing Works and Provides Benefits

May 20, 2022 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

Additive manufacturing is known as 3D printing. Computer-aided programs are used to create 3D objects.

Additive manufacturing is getting popular nowadays. It is a very cost-effective process to design the objects.

Objects are designed with the help of materials such as plastic, ceramic or metal powder. After the design, these printing objects are assembled with heat or a laser beam. [Read more…] about How Additive Manufacturing Works and Provides Benefits

Filed Under: Design Tagged With: additive, computer-aided, design, layer, manufacturing, material, model, objects, printing, process, software, technique

Additive manufacturing startups MakerBot and Ultimaker agree to merge

May 13, 2022 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

MakerBot and Ultimaker, two of the best-known startups in desktop 3D printing, have come to a “business combination agreement” – or a merger.

The company says the move will accelerate the adoption of additive manufacturing by providing a comprehensive desktop 3D printing ecosystem of hardware, software, and materials.

The new entity will be backed by existing investors, NPM Capital and Stratasys, and will benefit from a planned cash investment of $62.4 million to fuel innovation and expansion into new markets. [Read more…] about Additive manufacturing startups MakerBot and Ultimaker agree to merge

Filed Under: Manufacturing, News Tagged With: additive, ceo, company, desktop, easy-to-use, entity, goshen, innovation, jürgen, makerbot, managing, manufacturing, nadav, operations, printing, solutions, ultimaker

6 Trends in Process Automation Changing How Cars are Made

April 15, 2022 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

Process automation has had a significant impact on how cars are made. From the early days of Henry Ford’s simple conveyor belt production lines to modern advances in AI and robotics.

Moreover, with EVs and self-driving vehicles, you can expect new applications for process automation. Additionally, the intricacies of modern EVs require new automated tech that needs to evolve. As a result, manufacturing and automation are constantly changing. [Read more…] about 6 Trends in Process Automation Changing How Cars are Made

Filed Under: Autonomous vehicles Tagged With: ai, automated, automation, cars, cobots, data, evs, example, machine, manufacturing, parts, plant, printing, process, technology, vehicle, vehicles

Panasonic launches new factory automation systems

March 26, 2022 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

Panasonic Factory Solutions Europe has introduced its NPM G Series, an integrated range of Surface Mounted Technology production systems designed to respond in real-time to customer supply and demand changes through continuous, autonomous updates – helping to make the autonomous factory a reality.

The Panasonic NPM G Series offers flexibility and customisable options to address production needs and extend automation in manufacturing.

Many production sites still rely on their employee’s knowledge and manpower – the so called 5M (Human, Machine, Material, Method, Measurement) method. The new Panasonic NPM G Series uses Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automated production to improve the process. [Read more…] about Panasonic launches new factory automation systems

Filed Under: Industry, News Tagged With: accuracy, APC, asf, automated, automation, autonomous, components, control, machine, material, npm, npm-gh, panasonic, performance, placement, printer, printing, process, production, series, solder, stencil, supply, µm

Robotic grippers 3D-printed for packaging machines

January 5, 2022 by Mark Allinson Leave a Comment

Plastic grippers made from 3D printing and tribofilaments from Igus are 85 percent and 70 percent cheaper than the majority of competitors in the packaging industry.

3D printing is one of the most important trends in the industry today. It allows single batches to become a reality, allowing for personalized serial production of watches, furniture, and shoes. Additive manufacturing can also be a benefit to the packaging industry.

Metal grippers can be expensive and take a long time to produce.A certain company, after trying to 3D-print grippers using standard plastics like ABS and PLA with poor results, turned to igus. [Read more…] about Robotic grippers 3D-printed for packaging machines

Filed Under: Design Tagged With: company, filaments, food, friction, gripper, grippers, iglide, igus, industry, maintenance-free, material, metal, optimized, order, packaging, parts, pla, plastic, plastics, printing, process, sls, standard, tribofilament, wear

Engineers at Columbia University invent robotic lasers that cook food

December 16, 2021 by Mark Allinson Leave a Comment

Engineers at Columbia University have invented software-controlled robotic lasers that cook food with “unparalleled precision”, retaining more moisture, and creating an entirely new, customized way to cook a tasty meal. (See videos below.)

Imagine having your own digital personal chef; ready to cook up whatever you want; able to tailor the shape, texture, and flavor just for you; and it’s all at the push of a button. Columbia engineers have been working on doing just that, using lasers for cooking and 3D printing technology for assembling foods.

Under the guidance of Mechanical Engineering Professor Hod Lipson, the “Digital Food” team of his Creative Machines Lab has been building a fully autonomous digital personal chef. Lipson’s group has been developing 3D-printed foods since 2007. Since then, food printing has progressed to multi-ingredient prints and has been explored by researchers and a few commercial companies. [Read more…] about Engineers at Columbia University invent robotic lasers that cook food

Filed Under: Features, Science Tagged With: blutinger, chef, chicken, columbia, conventionally, cook, cooked, cooking, development, digital, engineers, explored, flavor, food, foods, lab, laser-cooked, lasers, light, lipson, meat, method, moisture, nm, people, personal, printing, robotic, samples, share, software, team, technology, texture, university

Design brief: 3D printed casting of 3-foot long robot arm

August 27, 2021 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

By Alkaios Bournias Varotsis, product marketing manager, nTopology

3D printed sand casting molds and cores are changing the way high-performance, large metal parts are manufactured today.

Additive manufacturing is enabling modern foundries to produce complex metal parts in rapid lead times.

This article explains the benefits of coupling advanced design tools with 3D printed sand molds using, as an example, the redesign and manufacture of a 3-foot long robotic arm. [Read more…] about Design brief: 3D printed casting of 3-foot long robot arm

Filed Under: Design, Features Tagged With: casting, design, manufacturing, metal, mold, parts, printed, printing, process, sand, team

Startup company Final Aim builds delivery robot using Ultimaker 3D printer

July 29, 2021 by Mai Tao Leave a Comment

Japanese startup Final Aim has utilized the Ultimaker S3 3D printer to rapidly design the first autonomous delivery robot in use for Singapore.

Final Aim collaborated with the robotics start-up OTSAW Digital to develop the robot Camello to tackle inefficiency issues that Singapore faces in the last mile of the logistics chain.

Brulé, official sales partner of Ultimaker in Japan, served as a knowledge and support partner for the teams to make this happen. [Read more…] about Startup company Final Aim builds delivery robot using Ultimaker 3D printer

Filed Under: Logistics, News Tagged With: AIM, bring, brulé, businesses, camello, delivery, design, efficient, enabled, final, life, otsaw, partner, printer, printing, prototyping, robot, singapore, startup, ultimaker

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