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01-25-2022: Nanoscribe introduced Quantum X align—a revolutionary 3D micro-printing machine for optical fibers
The system automatically detected optical interfaces and the orientations of photonic chips and fiber cores, enabling the 3D printing of micro-optics in…
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01-25-2022: Nanoscribe introduced Quantum X align—a revolutionary 3D micro-printing machine for optical fibers
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3D Systems strikes gold
The Atomic Layers: S6E24 (00171)
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01-24-2022: UltiMaker launched the S7 – the new flagship of the S-Series 3D printers
It was the first joint product after merging with MakerBot
Jan 24
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Pawel Slusarczyk
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01-24-2022: UltiMaker launched the S7 – the new flagship of the S-Series 3D printers
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Has Hungarian Voxeltek solved the biggest challenge of implementing 3D printers in dental clinics?
The Atomic Layers: S6E23 (00170)
Jan 23
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Pawel Slusarczyk
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Has Hungarian Voxeltek solved the biggest challenge of implementing 3D printers in dental clinics?
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01-23-2014: the first article was published on 3DPrint.com
The official debut of one of the most significant media platforms focused on Additive Manufacturing worldwide
Jan 23
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Pawel Slusarczyk
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01-23-2014: the first article was published on 3DPrint.com
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How to solve "firmware-issue" in Bambu Lab X1?
The Atomic Layers: S6E22 (00169)
Jan 22
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Pawel Slusarczyk
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How to solve "firmware-issue" in Bambu Lab X1?
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01-22-2018: Bugatti created the largest 3D-printed brake caliper in the world
The caliper was developed in collaboration between Bugatti’s development team and Laser Zentrum Nord in Hamburg
Jan 22
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Pawel Slusarczyk
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01-22-2018: Bugatti created the largest 3D-printed brake caliper in the world
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01-22-2019: Jabil entered 3D printing materials business to develop custom products
Company announced the launch of Jabil Engineered Materials
Jan 22
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Pawel Slusarczyk
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01-22-2019: Jabil entered 3D printing materials business to develop custom products
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Athena II: a Canadian resin printer you should know about
The Atomic Layers: S6E21 (00168)
Jan 21
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Pawel Slusarczyk
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The 3D Printing World Guide: CANADA
A tour of the Canadian AM Industry
Jan 21
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Pawel Slusarczyk
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01-21-2022: Eplus3D introduced a large-format metal 3D printer capable of producing parts over one meter in size
It was the largest in the company's portfolio and one of the largest available worldwide
Jan 21
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01-21-2022: Eplus3D introduced a large-format metal 3D printer capable of producing parts over one meter in size
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Imagine having to present a certificate of no criminal record when buying a 3D printer. In New York, they’re seriously considering it...
The Atomic Layers: S6E20 (00167)
Jan 20
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Pawel Slusarczyk
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Imagine having to present a certificate of no criminal record when buying a 3D printer. In New York, they’re seriously considering it...
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