From 3D Printing to Apps, 4 Ways Students Are Fighting Coronavirus Worldwide by Carolin Werthmann Students are helping those in need during the coronavirus pandemic by 3D printing face shields and programming apps that monitor disease progression.
Manufacturing How Bioprinting Human Skin Could End Animal Testing and Improve Skin Transplants by Rina Diane Caballar
Manufacturing Generative Design: Redefining What’s Possible in the Future of Manufacturing [E-book] by Missy Roback
Manufacturing Lamborghini and Others Race to Save COVID-19 Patients With Ventilator Production by Friederike Voigt
Manufacturing Meeting the Need for 3D-Printed PPE Means Mastering Distributed Manufacturing by Peter Dorfman Toronto General Hospital’s APIL unit has mobilized small fabrication shops and amateur makers to mass-produce regulatory-approved, 3D-printed PPE during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Construction Concrete Forms Get Stronger, Lighter, and More Sustainable With Generative Design by Drew Turney A Brazilian start-up is using generative-design principles to pioneer a new approach to forming sustainable concrete—starting with a humble footbridge.
Construction A Brave New World of Construction 3D Printing Needs Brave New Building Codes by Matt Alderton Many hurdles must be cleared for new technology to succeed—especially in traditional industries like construction. For 3D printing to disrupt housing, building codes have to get on board.
Sustainability Could Bees’ Response to Climate Change Help Humans and Other Species Survive? by Friederike Voigt Beekeepers and scientists on the wee4bee project are using high-tech beehives to find out how bees are reacting to climate change—and what that means for humans.
Manufacturing Generative Design Accelerates the BAC Mono Street-Legal Race Car Into the Future by Zach Mortice The BAC Mono is a lean, mean, driving machine—literally. The one-seat, street-legal race car’s superlight profile and generatively designed wheels lead to hyperacceleration and speed.
