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A young University of Auckland architectural graduate is set to take on Europe to use robots to build a pedestrian bridge over a canal.More

Student access to 3D printers across the globe is being restricted across the globe by education institutions, despite the learning benefits.More

"The gains in both software and on-demand parts printing are being driven by the rapidly expanding use of 3D printing."More

"Our collaboration will be a good start for cooperation between technology companies and property developers."More

“This can happen when there is a lack of ideas or technical skills to use 3D printing."More

"Developers can add layer by layer to achieve the required product shape and functionality.”More

"There's a lot of hype around 3D printing in education, which urges educators to get involved, but there are a lack of resources to help them do so."More

“Y Soft’s growth in ANZ has been strong and we are looking to sustain that growth over the next 12 months."More

New statistics from IDC show that the global 3D printing market will exceed $35 billion by 2020, double the $15.9 billion forecast for 2016.More

Provided the printer is connected to the Internet, hackers can make their way in and introduce internal defects as the component is being printed.More

Imagine a world where you can make anything you want just by pressing ‘print’ - the technology is already here and readily available.More

Northland businesses will benefit from high-tech, commercial 3D printing thanks to an entrepreneurial NorthTec student and Northland Inc.More

The largest new vendor to enter the 3D printer market, does HP have what you need?More

“The new HP Jet Fusion 3D Printing Solution delivers a combination of speed, quality, and cost never seen in the industry."More

"Companies have been left vulnerable to attack from newer enterprise-focused vendors, such as HP, which are just starting to enter the market."More

A recent release by a Sydney-based manufacturer of PVC stabilisers is a ground-breaking invention that will revolutionise the 3D printing industry.More

Konica Minolta Australia is upping its investment into the 3D printing market and looking to expand this rapidly-growing business in the region.More

That’s right cat lovers. You soon will be able to have actual conversations with your cat.More

“The technologies that went into making the pieces in 1917 and the technologies that go into re-making them today could not be further apart.”More

“Tech offers opportunities for all of NZ and has the ability to transform and disrupt both traditional sectors and create new industries."More

A broader understanding of 3D printing’s value to the supply chain is increasing investment plans across industries worldwide.More

“With the demand for, and interest in, 3D printing exploding at the moment, Konica Minolta expects to see strong growth over the coming year."More

“Product innovation and differentiation will go a long way in enhancing the use of 3D printing."More

3D printing is set to hit new heights, with IDC forecasting spend in Asia Pacific excluding Japan to grow to more than $4 billion in 2019.More