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  First World War Soldier, Finally Identified Using 3D Systems CJP technology

  Soldiers who've gone missing in battle are often forgotten, but not by their loved ones, who agonize over the mystery. That's why the recent identification of a First World War soldier killed in action still matters, even though he died nearly a century ago.

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  EMYS Is Watching You: MultiJet Printing Speeds Up Robotic Project

  As one of 9 partners in LIREC, the Department of Fundamental Cybernetics and Robotics at the Wroclaw University of Technology in Poland develops EMYS, the robotic head project initiated by Professor Krzysztof Tchon and his team of eight specialists.

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  Building the World's Fastest Shoes

  In an effort to shave hundreds of a second off the sprinting times of Great Britain’s fastest and strongest athletes, researchers at the Innovative Manufacturing and Construction Research Centre (IMCRC) at Loughborough University in the UK are developing custom sprinting spikes using rapid manufacturing. The effort focuses on the spike’s soles,…

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  Trust System Builds Model Making Productivity with CJP printing from 3D Systems

  For years, Trust System Corporation has been building accurate 3D models of cities and topographic features by using satellite terrain data, urban buildings data and other 3D data. The company developed its own CAD system and cutting tool to enhance the reproduction of topographic models, but realized that there were inefficiencies and workflow c…

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  Myles Burke Architectural Models Powered by MJP 3D printing

  Myles Burke Architectural Models, based in Vaughan, Ontario, Canada, is a producer of premium quality architectural models. For the past 6 years with an unwavering commitment to quality they have and continue to provide their clients with models that set their presentations apart.

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