French additive manufacturing startup Pollen has unveiled its gorgeous new Pam 3D printer, which takes the unusual approach of printing using pellets instead of traditional filament spools as raw materials. “We’ve been in R&D stealth mode for five years,” CEO Cédric Michel tells It was difficult to spend so long not talking about it to…
The highly anticipated day in the 3D printing world arrived a few days ago, when 2D-printing king HP Inc unveiled at RAPID, one of the world’s largest industry conferences, its speedy polymer commercial 3D printer, the Jet Fusion 3D 3200. The company’s now taking orders for the 3200, which will be available in late 2016,…
Stratasys announces its Automotive and Entertainment forum in June, 7th-8th Los Angeles (CA). You can register here if interested. In the same event, it would be possible to see two of the most impressive 3d printer that Stratasys makes for the professional market: the J750 printer and the Objet1000 plus. Stratasys J750 is the ultimate…
Reinout Holtrup, a student of industrial design at the University of Twente in the Netherlands decided to take on these very issues (i.e. the inability to use SLA printing with multimaterials) by creating a prototype for a DLP 3D printer which can print with up to 5 materials/colors at once. Clearly something which had never…
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