Category: printing

September 8, 2019 • Brother • Canon • Epson • HP • inkjet • inks • laser • multifunction • printer • printing • toner

The Best Printers with a Scanner for Home and Office

From those in small businesses to home offices, everyone wants the best printer available. Nowadays, small printers do the job better than bulky machines. They are quieter and faster, and print quality is better. Many printers also have additional useful features, not just the ability to scan and print. If an office has a lot… Continue reading The Best Printers with a Scanner for Home and Office

January 30, 2019 • Canon • printing

Canon: In Digital Era, Hard Copy Still Matters

Canon Launches Initiative to Show Print Remains an Influential Medium Print has long been a powerful medium to inspire action, from promoting social change to influencing purchasing decisions. Canon U.S.A. hold a survey finding out that nearly half of Americans would feel sad in a world without print.

December 30, 2018 • 3D • printing • technology

3D Printing Conquers Aerospace Industry

Did you know that 3D printing has entered the industry of aerospace manufacturing, too? World’s largest aerospace firms are extensively use 3D printers to speed up the manufacturing process, save money and make aircraft that burn less fuel. But more importantly, 3D printers are capable of producing parts that are superior to those made using… Continue reading 3D Printing Conquers Aerospace Industry

December 16, 2018 • 3D • printing • technology

How Dentists Use 3D Printing In Their Work

Dentistry industry has been greatly influenced by 3D printing. Over the course of the past decade, the dental industry has been revolutionized by 3D printing technology. Several different applications of 3D printing have been developed, from fixing broken teeth to making flossing easier. Dentists have found numerous ways to bring 3D printing into their routines,… Continue reading How Dentists Use 3D Printing In Their Work

October 11, 2018 • 3D • printing

Spanish Researcher Creates 3D Printer That Makes Meat (Kind Of)

A scientist from Barcelona Giuseppe Scionti has brought both haute cousine and 3D-printing together by creating an alternative to meat that can be printed out. Scionti has spent three years developing his creation, and his “steaks” are made entirely of plants, and manage the difficult feat of imitating the texture of meat.

September 17, 2018 • 3D • printing

Zortrax Inkspire 3D-Printer

Polish 3D printer manufacturer Zortrax has released the Zortrax Inkspire, the company’s first desktop DLP 3D printer which marks the company’s entrance into the the resin 3D printing market. The DLP technology uses a digital projector screen to flash a single image of each layer across the entire platform at once. Because the projector is… Continue reading Zortrax Inkspire 3D-Printer

September 10, 2018 • 3D • printing

Volkswagen Plans To 3D-Print Car Parts

More and more companies are putting 3D-printing to their benefit. Volkwagen recently has announced it’s about to use metal printing technology to produce some parts, like gear knobs and custom tailgate lettering, in their cars. These plans are to be realized within two to three years.

September 3, 2018 • 3D • innovation • printing

Metal Casting Back Then And Metal Printing Now

Today we can 3D-print virtually anything from any material: a house out of concrete, a human cornea out of a bio-ink… you name it. But one of the most common construction material, metal, has not been tamed yet. There’s no mass market 3D printer that can create objects out of metal just as easily as… Continue reading Metal Casting Back Then And Metal Printing Now

August 31, 2018 • printing • technology

Printing With Sound Waves [+VIDEO]

We are living in a wonderful world where another day brings you another way of printing. Scientists have found a way to print with sound. The new technology will help printers exert more precise control over the shape and viscosity of ink droplets.

May 29, 2018 • 3D • printing • technology

Scientists In UK Create Human Corneas Via 3D printer

Human corneas have successfully been 3D printed for the first time by scientists at Newcastle University in England. By mixing stem cells from a healthy donor cornea with alginate, a gel derived from seaweed, and collagen, researchers managed to create a “bio-ink” solution that can be printed.