3D Printing Technology

We supply 3D printers and 3D scanners to schools, universities, training centers and businesses, with past projects across Vietnam.

A Norwegian titanium muzzle flash hider made by metal 3D printing, plus how metal 3D printing works and where titanium fits.

See what 3D printers can make, from shoes to lamps to batch-printed soles, plus a guide to common 3D printing technologies and uses.

How handheld 3D scanners like the EinScan Pro Plus capture car bodies for body kits, accessories and reverse engineering.

Wild 3D printed shoe designs, why complex shoe shapes are hard to make traditionally, and how 3D printing is used in footwear.

From handwriting to dodgeball, six things US schools used to teach and how they changed, including the move toward 3D printers in class.

Why ABS is one of the hardest plastics to 3D print on FDM machines, what it does well, and how to avoid warping and cracking.

Real 3D printed products from Cubicon printers, from jewelry casting patterns and statues to lamps and display pieces.

What FDM 3D printing is, common 3D printing materials, and real sample prints from Cubicon Single Plus and Cubicon Style printers.

From livable 3D printed homes in the Netherlands to a 250,000 USD Tesla-powered pod in California, 3D printing is finding real uses in construction.

China is investing heavily in 3D printing to lead Asia and catch up with the US and Europe, from 3D printed houses to education and…

Newcastle University researchers built the first 3D printer for human corneas, using stem cell bio-ink to print a cornea in just 10 minutes.