Based out of Cornwall, England, OrCA was founded by a team of engineers, designers, and sustainability experts that saw first-hand the effects of marine waste on coastal environments and wanted to find a circular solution to the problem.
Have you ever wondered how realistic 3D printing can become?
Custom earmolds (otoplastics) are now often produced via additive manufacturing because geometries from an ear scan can be manufactured directly as one-off parts.
By default, many slicers first print the outer walls of FDM parts and then add the infill to the component.
The additive technology company’s tailored solution helped 200 patients in 2025 alone
Filament Maker M1 & Shredder R1 could change the way filament is made at home
Single-step photopolymerization targets faster, cleaner lens production
Leisurewear brand installs fixtures using recycled materials and designed by circular production platform Aectual
Company has developed a proprietary 3D printing and materials system that integrates into brands’ existing workflows, with the aim of reducing vast industry inefficiencies
Second iteration of the Lord of the Rings–themed instrument highlights print quality of voxeljet's VX1000
As we’ve recently learned thanks to a social media post by Eryn Krueger Mekash, the production’s makeup department head, 3D printing played a role in bringing the terror and fantasy of the final season to life.
Hybrid additive–subtractive workflow targets seal integrity validated up to 5-bar pressure cycles
OpenClaw Hackathon at Kunlun Nest unites 200+ developers, including young students, to explore open-source AI agents on domestic computing platforms.
BBC 3D Prints 700 Miniature Olympic Athletes, Introducing a Refreshing Tactile Twist in an Age of Algorithmic Dominance
This is more than just a fashion exhibition; it is an immersive experience about the body, perception, and future possibilities.
Copper, renowned for its distinctive reddish-orange luster and exceptional electrical and thermal conductivity
Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) recently unveiled a breakthrough multi-material 3D printing technology. Featuring an innovative single-flow extrusion system, it holds the potential to redefine the future of manufacturing.
Passoni’s new Omni OT-01 bike combines 3D printed and machined titanium
3D-printed, single-use PLA molds enable direct plaster casting, as demonstrated with a bust.
