PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Researchers from Washington State University have developed a new way to convert rarely recycled plastic waste into a sturdy 3D printing material, the school announced.

Researchers developed a 3D printer that can automatically determine the printing parameters of an unknown material. This could help engineers use emerging renewable or recycled materials that have ...

TEL AVIV, Israel, May 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- UBQ Materials, developer of the most climate-positive thermoplastic material on the market, today announced a partnership with Plastics App, a leading ...

A comprehensive review of the challenges in printing with paste-like materials and how understanding the underlying physics ...

The concept of rheology refers to a branch of physics that studies fluids. It examines how materials behave when they flow or ...

A new era of 3D printing "microfactories" is helping to turn waste plastics into "highly competitive" products fit for use in the construction industry, according to Veena Sahajwalla, professor and ...

Resin distributor Jamplast has launched 3DSHQ, a business unit focused on additive manufacturing. 3DSHQ opened in late 2023 and caters to both the industrial manufacturing and consumer products ...

The company announced the launch of its H2C printer earlier in the week following several months of teasing. Attendees in ...

A next-generation smart 3D printer has emerged from MIT, aiming to streamline the adoption of new materials by autonomously adjusting its settings to accommodate varying compositions. Researchers note ...

Apple’s first large-scale use of metal 3D printing lets it mass-produce titanium Apple Watch and iPhone components while ...

Apple today highlighted its use of 3D-printed titanium in a trio of devices, the step-by-step process involved, and a few ...