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Weerg staff: Nov 4, 2026
Bionics, the discipline that develops technologies inspired by biological systems, is making important progress, from neurally controlled prostheses to exoskeletons, through to humanoid robots. These applications pose engineering challenges linked to the production of lightweight, strong and...
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Weerg staff: Oct 28, 2026
In the development of a new product, the prototype transforms an idea into a concrete object, making it possible to assess its characteristics before production. Depending on the objective, it can be functional, to verify strength, interlocks and mechanical behaviour, or aesthetic, to reproduce the...
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Weerg staff: Oct 14, 2026
In FDM 3D printing (Fused Deposition Modeling), the same part, made with the same material and on the same machine, can be strong or brittle, smooth or rough, cheap or costly according to its orientation in the print volume. Orientation is therefore not a simple process parameter, but a design...
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Weerg staff: Sep 30, 2026
One of the least exploited advantages of 3D printing is the possibility of eliminating screws, glues and other fastening elements, integrating the assembly directly into the geometry of the part. Interlocking parts such as snap-fits, snap joints, dovetail joints and living hinges make it possible...
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Weerg staff: Sep 16, 2026
Autonomous logistics is one of the fastest-growing industrial sectors: AGVs, AMRs, last-mile robots and drones require numerous custom technical components hard to find off the shelf, such as load compartments, fairings, sensor mounts and optimised structural frames.
Industrial 3D printing makes it...
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Weerg staff: Aug 26, 2026
Every patient has a different anatomy, and every orthosis, brace or insole should fit perfectly. Traditional orthopaedics has always known this, but until a few years ago, personalising meant resorting to plaster casts, foam models, manual working, long times and results heavily tied to the...
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Weerg staff: Aug 19, 2026
The melting point is one of the most consulted properties in the choice of a material, but also one of the most misunderstood. It's often confused with the maximum operating temperature or with softening. Furthermore, different parameters are sometimes compared, such as the melting point of metals...
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Weerg staff: Aug 12, 2026
PA12 nylon, Medical ABS, PEEK or resin? For those developing a 3D printed medical device, it's the question that immediately follows the one about geometry: which material guarantees biocompatibility, resists the intended sterilisation method, offers the necessary mechanical properties and remains...
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Weerg staff: Jul 31, 2026
Civil inspection and monitoring systems, from drones to crawler robots to sensors for infrastructure and plants, often require custom technical components not available off the shelf. Industrial 3D printing makes it possible to produce them quickly, even in series, with materials suited to...
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Weerg staff: Jul 29, 2026
When a 3D printed component has to be assembled with screws, especially if it's intended to be opened and closed several times during its operational life, the problem of thread durability quickly emerges. The polyamides and polymers used in 3D printing don't, in fact, offer the same threading...
