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3D printing technology now has a new addition to its list of useful applications – producing protective shoes for birds. In a first for Asia, Jurong Bird Park’s avian veterinary…

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Using Pollen For 3D Printing

August 31, 2021

Scientists at NTU Singapore have found a way to use sunflower pollen to develop a 3D printing ink material that could be used to fabricate parts useful for tissue engineering, toxicity testing…

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Pratt And Whitney Announces First-in-MRO Application of 3D Printing For Aero-Engine Component

February 14, 2020

Pratt & Whitney revealed the industrialization of the use of 3D-printing for an aero-engine component – a first in the maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) of commercial engines. The 3D-printed…

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The Weird Wonders Of Combining 3D Printing With The Maths Of Pinecones And Sunflowers

August 13, 2019

Using rotating, 3D-printed sculptures that he displays under a strobe light, the US designer John Edmark, a lecturer in mechanical engineering at Stanford University, creates dynamic ‘blooms’ that look…

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NTU Singapore Develops Technology That Can 3D-Print A Bathroom Unit Within A Day

May 30, 2019

Innovation developed in partnership with Sembcorp Design and Construction, and Sembcorp Architects & Engineers Researchers from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) have developed the capability to 3D print an…

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Birds Of Prey Wear 3D-Printed Shoes To Treat Foot Disease

Using Pollen For 3D Printing

Pratt And Whitney Announces First-in-MRO Application of 3D Printing For Aero-Engine Component

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The Weird Wonders Of Combining 3D Printing With The Maths Of Pinecones And Sunflowers

NTU Singapore Develops Technology That Can 3D-Print A Bathroom Unit Within A Day

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