As 3D printing has become more and more mainstream, the traditional resource and skills barriers for manufacturing are all but vanishing. This trend is changing the very face of design.
When Boys Town started their first welding program in over 30 years, they chose to educate students using the Lincoln Electric VRTEX system before they did live welding.
Digitized and portable machine enables many more schools and companies to train and certify people for the production jobs U.S. companies struggle to fill.
Stanly Community College (SCC) recently hosted demonstrations for local business and industry for skilled painters and coaters. David Zboray, Operations Manager, VRSim, Inc., provided demonstrations on several prototypes for SimSpray, SimSpray Powder, and SimSpray Industrial.
Today, we released our latest ground-breaking advance in PolyJet material technology: Digital ABS Plus. As the name indicates, this is a new, advanced version of the high performance Digital ABS material released in 2011.
Humans are working in closer proximity to robots than ever before thanks to advances in safety technologies. New standardizations offer guidance on how to achieve safer collaborative work environments to revolutionize productivity and safety in industrial operations.
The discovery of the skeleton of Tyrannosaurus rex, dubbed Trix, in 2013 in Montana, U.S., was staggering news for the paleontological community: more than 80% of the bone volume was preserved, which placed Trix in the top 3 most complete Tyrannosaurus rex skeletons ever found.
Syqe is innovating medical devices using 3D printing.
Simlog Inc., the pioneer and global standard in affordable PC-based heavy equipment simulators for operator training in education and industry, is pleased to announce the availability of its newest product, the Backhoe Loader Personal Simulator.
