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Mighty Buildings Teams Up With Fortera To Reduce The Carbon Footprint Of Mighty Buildings Homes By Using Cement Made With Co2

Mighty Buildings, a construction technology company that is revolutionizing the construction industry by using 3D printing, advanced materials, and robotic automation to create beautiful, sustainable, and high-quality homes, has announced a formal partnership with Fortera, a materials technology company that has developed a new cement that reduces CO2 emissions by more than 60% for every ton of cement replaced. This partnership will help advance Mighty Building's mission of addressing the housing availability crisis while becoming carbon neutral by 2028 - 22 years ahead of the construction industry.

HP Multi Jet Fusion technology helps Brinter launch its innovative bioprinting solutions faster and more affordably

Brinter® Bioprinting Solutions include over 60 3D-printed parts using HP Multi Jet Fusion technology, making up 75% of all the custom-made medical equipment 3D parts found in the machine.

Figure 1. The Granu Tool print head in action (left) and cellulose-based granules used in the 3D printing process (right).

3D Printing of Industrial, Pharmaceutical and Other Materials Using Granulate Printing (GP) Process

Brinter has been developing the granulate-based multi-material 3D printing process as part of the EU Horizon2020 project Novum. The increased concern of environmental issues and technology development has led to growing interest in developing novel, sustainable, yet high-performance materials for industrial additive manufacturing (AM) and for a wide variety of applications such as electrical insulation components and parts for the automotive, marine and medical industry. AM enables rapid and cost-effective manufacturing of complex and lightweight parts without any expensive tools such as moulds.

Raise3D Announces 32 New Industrial Filaments for E2CF 3D Printer

The E2CF is the 3D printer based on the E2 3D printer platform and specifically optimized for fiber-reinforced filaments

Raise3D at Formnext 2022

What a week it was at FORMNEXT! Another year, another great opportunity to showcase a diverse range of prints, materials, machines, and technologies. But above all, it was a chance to be with like-minded people who shared our passion for technology and a vision for continuous improvement.

Raise3D Announces the Open Software Program (OSP)

The OSP will facilitate the cooperation of software companies with Raise3D

Raise3D Announces Its Go Green Initiative

A commitment to pursue the best knowledge and follow the best practices with the aim of minimizing its ecological footprint

Additive Productivity: a new era in FFF professional 3D Printing is born

Raise3D announces the Hyper Speed Upgrade Kit for Pro3 Series 3D printers, a breakthrough in FFF professional 3D Printing

AM Coating: Innovative coating of brake discs

With high speed against corrosion and wear

SPR depowdering as a gamechanger for free component design - Solukon also depowders the highly complex aerospike component

When asked which application has particularly moved the AM community in recent weeks, one term would certainly come up quickly: the Aerospike component. This is a rocket engine developed by Hyperganic and manufactured by EOS and AMCM. Unlike classic, bell-shaped rocket nozzles, a rocket engine in aerospike form can adapt to the atmospheric air pressure at different flight altitudes.

Intelligent de-powdering: Solukon launches the SPR-Pathfinder software on the market

Solukon will publicly present the software for automatic depowdering at Formnext 2022. By commercialising the software as a Solukon product, the Augsburg-based company is underpinning its pioneering role in the industrialisation of automatic powder removal. Furthermore, with the SPR-Pathfinder®, Solukon is making the Digital Twin of a component usable in post-processing for the first time.