Advances in 3D Printing & Additive Manufacturing Technology

Recent developments in Additive Manufacturing have focused on building better, faster, larger and more capable machines and on extending the range of new materials. Researchers Achieve 4D Printing of Programmable Shape-Changing Structures.

• 3D-Printed Patient-Specific Implants Can Improve Integration of Amputee Prosthetic Devices with Bone
• 3D-Printed Polymer Stents Grow with Pediatric Patients and Biodegrade Over Time
• New Dissolvable Metal Support Enables 3D Printing of Complex Metallic Structures
• 3D Printing Creates Knee Model for Evaluating Patellar Disorders and Surgical Approaches
• RolyPOLY - A Unique Flexible Shelter Produced by Robotic Winding of Carbon Fibers
• Skylar Tibbits Appointed Editor-in-Chief of 3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing.
• From Ballet Shoes to Human Tissue, Printing Ideas into 3-D Reality