CNC Kitchen, a popular YouTube channel that provides educational videos surrounding 3D printing, CAD, CNC and more, has revealed a new method of printing PPE face shields that could cut down widespread production time and cost. Check it out: https://bit.ly/2JILlXa
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FASTER 3D printing of face shields - from 5h to 1h!
A team led by engineers at Johns Hopkins University is developing and prototyping a 3D-printed splitter that would allow a single ventilator machine to treat multiple COVID-19 patients.
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How 3D printing is enabling ventilator splitting | Medical Design and Outsourcing
There’s no stopping the ways that additive manufacturing can help push our world into new phases of innovation and technology. Here’s how 3D printing is preparing NASA for missions much farther from Earth: https://bit.ly/3dWx9aW
Additive manufacturing finds a home 250 miles above Earth
Astronauts aboard the ISS seek ways 3D printing can facilitate long-duration missions to the Moon and Mars.
Additive manufacturing finds a home 250 miles above Earth
Astronauts aboard the ISS seek ways 3D printing can facilitate long-duration missions to the Moon and Mars.
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Saving time and money is one of the fundamental goals of additive manufacturing, and with wire and arc technology, 3D printing can be even more affordable and accessible. See how WAAM is changing the industry as we know it.
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Wire and Arc to Reduce the Cost of Additive Manufacturing | 3D Printing Progress
“What I really want to accomplish, and think we’ve built into our program, is this outreach we’re building with the [additive manufacturing] industry. To make sure we can foster innovation in a way that is beneficial for everybody, and that the FDA is helping to advance things rather than reacting.” Case in point: the FDA and additive manufacturers must work together and share information during this time to get the job done.
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FDA Oversight Emerges For Additive Manufacturing Resources In Pandemic Response
Test kits for COVID-19 are in short supply across the country, but Massachusetts-based 3D printing company Formlabs is now working on a swab design that could make a major impact.
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3D-printing company Formlabs expects to bring new swabs for COVID-19 to market – TechCrunch
