3D Pioneers

U of M launches 3D printed orthotics program

Young architects in Michigan lead with ArcStart: BTN LiveBIG

Dr. Antonio Bernardo Receives GEI Award
3D Printers

U of M launches 3D printed orthotics program

3D printing printing for cranial reconstruction

The hottest trend in 3D printing: shoes on demand

Michigan students get 3D printers from the 3D Center of Excellence
3D Physics

Can Physicists Prove to Engineers That 3D-Printed Metal Parts Are Safe?
There’s no denying that 3D printing is a fast and effective way to build new objects, but most engineers are taking tentative steps to its mass adoption because the results aren’t proven to be truly robust. Now, physicists hope to convince them once and for all. The most common form of 3D printing for real-world engineering applications is selective laser melting. The process sees a fine layer of metallic powder spread over a moveable platform. High-intensity laser or electron beams are then used to selectively melt certain areas of the layer, which rapidly cool and solidify. The...
3D Medicine

U of M launches 3D printed orthotics program
Researchers at the University of Michigan (UM) are

3D printing printing for cranial reconstruction
Back in 2013, Oxford Performance Materials’ biomedical

Virtual reality, 3D printing among innovations changing medical treatment
Michael Peirone, a fourth-year biomedical engineering
3D Display

Clever Way to Recycle 3D Glasses
YOUNGSTERS from a school in Oxford have concocted a new