Joris Peels
Executive Editor at 3DPrint.com
3D printing, co-creation, BOP, design, make, mass customization, personal production. Executive Editor https://t.co/6HneczWL4R
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5 days ago |
3dprint.com | Joris Peels
08:00 am by Joris Peels 3D Printing Øyvind Tafjord runs Visitech, a firm that makes the light engines that power a lot of the DLP machines we use in Additive. We talk to Øyvind about light engines, their market, competition, and the logic of really large vat polymerization systems. Øyvind thinks that vat polymerization systems using scrolling light engines of several meters by several meters would push Additive into low cost production. We also talk about what it is like to run a business...
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1 week ago |
3dprint.com | Joris Peels
UK-based Insight Surgery has received a $2.5 million investment, with the round led by medtech investor Nordenza Venture Partners. Insight has a workflow solution for end-to-end design and printing of patient-specific orthopedic surgery guides. The firm, formerly known as 3D LifePrints, previously collaborated with Ricoh. Insight is one of a tribe of firms all making end-to-end workflow solutions in prosthetics, orthopedics, CMF, trauma, orthotics, sports medicine and more.
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1 week ago |
3dprint.com | Joris Peels
Today, Polymaker has launched a new line of HT-PLA & HT-PLA-GF filaments. These enhanced PLA versions increase the glass transition temperature of PLA from a normal 60°C to above 130°C. The resulting printed parts should therefore stay solid for longer against higher temperature exposure. The HT-PLA prints like normal PLA but ultimately will have a glass transition temperature (Tg) of around 130°C. The HT-PLA-GF throws glass fiber (GF) into the mix.
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1 week ago |
3dprint.com | Joris Peels
Ruben Meuth worked at Fraunhofer before helping to start 3D Spark, a German startup that helps companies identify, cost, quote, and screen 3D printed parts. There’s a lot going on in the part screening, digital warehouse space, and we discuss this fast-developing part of the industry with Ruben. Where are the important choke points in additive and how can software help grow our market?
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2 weeks ago |
3dprint.com | Joris Peels
XO Armor CEO Joe Bingold said that the defense accelerator program “not only increases our interaction with the Department of Defense stakeholders, but also helps us refine our business model and strategic approach to commercialization. As a Navy veteran, I am impressed by the new level of collaboration we are seeing across the different sectors within the Department of Defense.
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Yes totally! Distributed manufacturing by clusters of inexpensive machines along with automation would considerably lower part costs.
“RIP 3D Printing” by @pilz. Interesting thoughts about the status of the #AdditiveManufacturing industry. Would you agree these opportunities: software to efficiently manage multiple printers, manage #3DPrinting parts/designs, automatic build mgmt? https://t.co/oyFeC8iSAs
RT @NickPinkston: Great analysis of the 3D printing industry by OG in the space Joris Peels @pilz. "RIP 3D Printing: The Cart Before the H…
RT @3DPrint_com: Last week's National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Cluster (@namicsg)’s Global AM Summit attracted a diverse internati…