Rachel demonstrates how to process a scanned 3D model with Meshmixer and SolidWorks.
Christina reviews and tests a new material for 3D printing elastic parts.
Add these events to your Calendar Morning Coffee with Hardware Design Engineers November 21, 2017 8:30a – Get your morning…
Last year Root3 Labs experimented with multi-material 3D-printing to deliver prototypes that simulated a button and gasket that would be…
Two years ago, the Regional Additive Manufacturing Partnership of MD (RAMP MD) was formed as a consortium of private businesses,…
We’re sponsoring the upcoming RAMP MD symposium to explore new bio-medical applications of additive manufacturing and 3D Printing. We’ll also…
We’re sponsoring the Baltimore Robotics Center‘s 2015 RoboCEO event again this year, being held at the B&O Museum on Nov…
At a recent 3D Maryland “3D Innovators Group” event, I presented a few short case studies of recent projects to describe how I’ve used 3D printing as both a tool to evaluate a design and as a finished demonstration prototype.
Made a little art for the office recently. The mosaic glass was hand laid and kiln fired. The truss-style frame…
In June, the Baltimore Hardware Design Engineers group I organize went on a tour of Danko Arlington in NW Baltimore…