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GlobalData states 3D printing is starting to be realised in a wide variety of industries, but its potential in the aerospace and defence industry is significant.More

Designers and engineers of WMG, University of Warwick and the UK industry have created a bionic hand within 10 hours that is able to grip using a moveable thumb.More

Micromaker3D creates detailed submillimetre structures for applications such as sensors, wearables, point-of-care diagnostics, and micro-robotics.More

The process uses a 30 second full body 3D scan to capture a client’s body shape exactly, followed by a 3D print of the entire body. Tailors then fit the suit to the replica’s proportions.More

Alloys hosted a special launch event for resellers at their Melbourne showroom. The event introduced the new arrival to the MakerBot family of 3D printers and emphasised how this new technology is changing our world. The distributor kindly invited ChannelLife along to take a look.More

It is a rapidly growing market with compound annual growth rates of up to 18% in certain sub-segments.More

"If you want your PC build to be truly unique, 3D printing your parts is a fun and cost-effective way to do so."More

Air New Zealand will now use drones to inspect its aircraft fleet as they undergo heavy maintenance checks in Singapore.More

The new products and partnerships are designed to bring new levels of manufacturing predictability and quality to customers scaling to full production.More

Visitors to Rotorua will soon be able to get up close and personal with a 3D-printed sculpture that will tower 12 metres over the city’s Hemo Gorge roundabout.More

“Rather than having the cost associated with purchasing, shipping and storing physical parts and potentially having to fly an aircraft with an unavailable seat, this system would allow us to print a part when and where we need it in hours.”More

Imagine using 3D printing techniques to rebuild Paris’ iconic Notre Dame cathedral from the ground up. More

It was printed, assembled, and tested in less than one day – much faster than traditional non-3D printed devices where the process can take up to two weeks.More

A school in the Coromandel now has an interesting base for its STEM learning projects – a decked out shipping container complete with solar panels and a 3D printer.More

HP 3D print technology will supposedly help the team innovate at speed.More

“Being able to 3D print certain components on the go would be transformative and drive significant efficiencies and sustainability benefits."More

Photo highlights from HP Australia’s future-forward conference, HP Evolution held in Melbourne last week.More

Imagine 3D printing things thinner and smaller than a human hair, and how they could be used in everything from sensors, electronics, wearables and meshes.More

Amidst trade tensions, the two superpowers are taking two very different paths with their ICT investments.More

Enterprise office solutions provider Y Soft has grown its sales volume over the 2017-2018 fiscal year by 45%, equating to US$45 million (AU$62.9 million). More

From IoT to AI, these innovations have the greatest potential to make near-term impacts on business, but CompTIA warns to approach them with care.More

Digital Suitcase is an online platform that teaches everyday adults digital knowledge that they need to thrive in the digital world.More

IDC forecasts worldwide spending to exceed $14 billion in 2019, an increase of 23.2% over 2018.More

Multi-award winning professor Olaf Diegel will start with Auckland University’s Faculty of Engineering in early 2019.More