and tested the functionalities of the structures in different settings. For the 3D-printed cilia, the team found that adding it to suction cups improved the suction cups’ pull-off force; meanwhile, ...

Researchers at (LLNL) have made an exciting breakthrough in multi-material 3D printing by using capillary action—the same ...

By pushing the 3D printing design to its limits, the RMIT team optimized a new type of lattice structure to distribute the stress more evenly, enhancing its strength or structural efficiency.

University of Delaware Assistant Professor Catherine Fromen and current graduate student Dominic Hoffman work with an adaptable lung model that can replicate realistic breathing maneuvers and offer ...

the 3D-printed lattice proved to be an effective energy-absorbing structure, demonstrating a reduction of maximum impact peak forces by up to 85 percent. With these findings, the team is ...

Engineering researchers at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) have achieved breakthroughs in multi-material additive manufacturing (3D ...

From the outside, the 3D Printed Tour irons look like traditional muscleback blades, but in the heads, the 3D printer creates an extremely strong but light lattice structure. In fact, the lattice ...

the 3D printer creates an extremely strong but light lattice structure. In fact, the lattice reduces weight by 33 percent while maintaining strength and rigidness in key areas to improve the sound ...

Carbon, a leader in 3D printing technology, is excited to announce the development of FP3D, a groundbreaking flexible, removable partial denture (FRPD) resin, at LMT® Lab Day® Chicago 2025. This ...

3D-printing also allows for a soft ... CG and highest MOI possible in a smaller blade shape. The internal lattice structure also provides additional stiffness and strength to support the clubface ...

The 3D printed 316L stainless steel irons incorporate internal lattice structures that allow for a strategic redistribution of 33% of the clubhead's weight. This design facilitates the placement ...