Toronto | September 2019
Industrial designer Miles Keller was 'redesigning a part one day, printing it overnight and having it on a motorcycle the next day'.
Comment section is only for members. Log in here.
Sateco’ silicone force sensor SXTSC1 assists Kurage with its intelligent products to help people with limited mobility move their paralyzed
Today's Medical Developments | November 27, 2022
Start 2023 off with insights from Terry Wohlers about what's new in additive
Aerospace Manufacturing and Design | November 27, 2022
Here's a fantastic example of "less is more." By removing a very specific chunk of material, French industrial design firm Contexte turns a piece of wood into a function-increased cutting board and …
Core77 | November 25, 2022
The Materials Today ‘Rising Star Awards’ recognize researchers in materials science and engineering who have demonstrated themselves to be exceptionally capable researchers with the potential …
News | November 25, 2022
Simulation-led design (SLD) is advancing innovation by empowering designers with the ability to explore many more design options without adding time or
3D Printing & CAD | Machine Design | November 22, 2022
ICYMI: Last week was very busy with all of the announcements made during formnext including new hardware, materials, and collaborations. Sintratec, Massivit 3D, HP, Meld, SLM Solutions, DyeMansion, …
Additive Manufacturing (AM) | November 21, 2022
ChaiBot is the world’s first automated tea-brewing machine that perfectly makes tea, chai, and even matchaIt’s the world’s most consumed beverage after water, yet there’s no device that …
Product Design - Yanko Design | November 26, 2022
American designer Suzie McMurtry has developed a mushroom-spore dispenser that is automatically triggered during a wildfire so the fungi can detoxify the soil after a blaze. The Living with Wildfire …
Products – Dezeen | November 25, 2022
Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ) has released results for its Embotrap stent retrievers showing the next-generation design’s success in removing blood clots from ischemic stroke patients. Johnson …
Medical Design and Outsourcing | November 23, 2022
FLORENCE, AL—First Solar Inc. has selected Alabama as the site of a more than $1 billion factory that will assemble solar modules.
ASSEMBLY | November 27, 2022
If you’ve ever used a flight-tracking app or looked up local weather on Weather Underground, you’ve likely accessed data supplied, in part, by volunteer contributors. Crowd-sourced data …
Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers | November 26, 2022
Black Friday: Tell us how you really feel
Startups Magazine | November 25, 2022
