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PolyJet 3D printing works by jetting layers of curable liquid photopolymer onto a build tray, similar to how an inkjet printer jets ink onto paper. UV curing bulbs are located next to the jetting [...]

Like the previous two prototyping methods discussed, Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) is also an additive process. It creates the models layer by layer using a thermoplastic extrusion process. The [...]

Another option for rapid prototyping is SLS, or Selective Laser Sintering. In SLS, prototypes are made by fusing (or “sintering”) powdered materials together with an infrared laser. [...]

One of the rapid prototyping processes that we use is Stereolithography. SLA (stereolithography apparatus) printers convert liquid plastic into solid objects. SLA uses lasers to cure layers of [...]

There are many different methods of prototyping, and each method has unique characteristics. Not every prototyping method will be ideal for your product development needs.  There are many aspects [...]

A seemingly simple device can make a world of difference in your daily life. We slouch in front of computers, we hold our phones while laying down, we prop laptops in our laps and hunch over them [...]

With the constant evolution of 3D printing technology, and the ability to print with materials other than just plastic, options are nearly limitless. In one case in India, a 3D-printed vertebrae [...]

3D printing has evolved a lot in the last number of years. In 2013, a pen was introduced that allows people to “write” with melted plastic filaments that solidify in the air, creating [...]

In March of last year, Apple announced they had created a robot named Liam. With 29 robotic arms, all having different functions, Liam works in a sort of assembly line system to disassemble [...]

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