Carbon3D introduces radical layerless 3D printing technology

Posted in: 3D Frontiers, 3D Printing Materials- Mar 17, 2015 Comments Off

The takeaway You knew there had to be more to 3D printing that what we’ve seen so far. You were right. The details Yesterday the CEO of a stealth mode start-up stepped into the spotlight to introduce a new approach to 3D printing. Instead of laying down layer after layer, the new Continuous Liquid Interface […]

Mcor to give 3D printing consumables away to schools

Posted in: 3D Printing Materials- Oct 23, 2014 1 Comment

Mcor Technologies makes a line of desktop 3D printers that use paper and ink, and inexpensive and practical for quick modeling. But one of Mcor’s primary markets, education, is budget constrained even when it comes to buying reams of paper. So Mcor is running a special for schools in the United States. Buy an Mcor […]

3D-printing objects containing multiple metals and alloys

Posted in: 3D Printing Materials- Jul 31, 2014 Comments Off

The CV takeaway A new technique turns laser sintering inside out. The possibilities are intriguing. The details Researchers have developed a new 3D printing process to transition from one metal to another in a single object. The process uses laser deposition to deposit metal powder on a rotating rod, which allows the metal to transform […]

MCor reports rapid growth, secures new funding

Posted in: 3D Printing Materials, Tech at large- Jun 12, 2014 Comments Off

The CV takeaway Growing fast, taking on new investment capital … MCor is one to watch. The details MCor was the talk of the trade show circuit in 2013 with its unusual approach to 3D printing. The MCor IRIS cuts a three-dimensional shape from a stack of standard printing paper and then uses inkjet technology […]

Site Under Development

Posted in: 3D Data, 3D Frontiers, 3D Printing Materials, CAMS- May 12, 2014 Comments Off

You’ve stumbled upon the Consilia Vektor website as it is being re-launched. Excuse the mess!