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Curious about the differences between 3D printing and additive manufacturing? They’re actually essentially the same process. 3D printing is named for the ability to create a 3D product from a CAD file. Additive Manufacturing refers to a more descriptive term in contrast to subtractive manufacturing.
Continue readingWhether you are creating signature pieces or designing high-performance parts, the key to success is aligning the correct additive manufacturing materials with your design and application. Learn about popular additive manufacturing materials from Shapeways, as well as colors and finishes.
Continue readingShapeways offers 11 different additive manufacturing technologies, providing options for 90 different materials and finishes. Some of these industrial technologies include Binder Jetting, Material Jetting, Multi Jet Fusion, and Selective Laser Melting.
Continue readingShapeways focuses on customization and the best fit possible for wearers of 3D printed prosthetics and 3D printed orthotics. Learn about everything that goes into creating intensively customized 3D printed hands and arms.
Continue readingIn a recent webinar co-presented by Shapeways, Dr. Cary Baur, Manager of Polymer Material R&D, explained how the EOS Additive Minds team was formed to address the needs of industrial customers—and further, to understand what the real pull is for additive manufacturing in applications they use now and may look to in the future.
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