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This blog article looks at distributed manufacturing with 3D printers today, and explores some of the opportunities that it could bring in the very near future. Although not quite as advanced as the 24th-century technology imagined in Star Trek, 3D printing and distributed manufacturing could very soon revolutionise almost every aspect of our lives.

Industry disruptors are already beginning to make use of digital and automated technologies to address some of those latent issues in construction. Building information modelling (BIM) is being adopted both by large construction firms and boutique companies to improve the quality and efficiency of numerous projects. Computer assisted design (CAD) has become an integral part of almost all building projects.

Reverse engineering is an important step in design, manufacturing and engineering processes. It is the means by which existing parts and systems are measured and analysed so they can be reproduced or improved.

Installation guide to installing a Door and Dome to the Idex flow range

The already close relationship between dentistry and orthodontics and AM will be strengthened by some of the consequences of the COVID-19 outbreak.

SHINING 3D, the whole digital dental solution provider from 3D Digitizing, through Intelligent Design, to Additive Manufacturing, is proud to announce the launch of the AutoScan-DS-MIX high-end dental lab 3D scanner.

Reverse Designed Prosthetic Limbs by Using the EinScan 3D Scanners & Printed using the EP-P3850 Printer

This video is about Craftbot Flow Idex, Common Bed Calibration Fault - With Easy Fix

Watch this quick video showing how an expert changes a nozzle , on a Craftbot Flow IDEX

A cupping manufacturer used SHINING 3D EP-M250 SLM 3D printer to produce metal molds with conformal cooling channels, in order to improve the quality of final cuppings and injection efficiency.

The HRT Racing Team from the Harbin Institute of Technology won 3rd place in the 2018 Student’s Formula Electric China. As a sponsor, SHINING 3D worked closely with HRT Racing Team in the race, providing the racing team with not only metal 3D printing technology, but also expertise in automotive 3D printing, and making joint efforts in producing an electric racecar.

Overview:Successfully customised an auto exhaust pipe printed by Shining 3D EP-M250 metal 3D printer and the exhaust pipe has been used in a Ford Mustang car for assembly trial.

Metal additive manufacturing refers to the technology that produces 3D parts layer by layer using metal powders. This process enables production of complex structure of industrial parts which would be otherwise impossible to manufacture through traditional methods. SHINING 3D provides advancing metal 3D printing solutions to bring higher productivity, product quality and working efficiency for enterprises as well as small businesses.

Customising treatments with additive manufacturingAs additive manufacturing technologies continue to advance so do their applications and accessibility. While rapid prototyping and tooling have been at the forefront of 3D printing, the endgame has always been to be able to print directly into production, or direct to manufacturing. The medical world is no different. While the first applications of 3D printing in medical fields were prototyping and visualization guides, the technology has finally reached the point of customised implants using state of the art 3D Printers.