Forget perpetual trial and error — generative design lets artificial intelligence do the grunt work, testing thousands of ideas in seconds to find smarter, faster ways to build.
Using cutting-edge bioprinting and extrusion tech, scientists can replicate the texture, appearance and flavor of real meat — no harm to animals required.
First used in Ancient Egypt, subtractive manufacturing methods are now being used to cut, drill, mill and shape materials for cutting-edge industries like aerospace and medical devices. Here’s how it works.
A 3D-printed car is built via additive manufacturing, which creates the car one layer at a time. Take a look at some examples of 3D-printed cars and car parts, the importance of 3D-printed cars and when they could become more popular.
