Posts by Natasha Mathew

Infill Heritage, a modular installation, explores 3D printing in architecture through BBA Studio’s creative lens and BigRep’s large-scale 3D printer. Learn more about this use case presented at Milan Design Week.

Learn how Laser Zentrum Hannover uses large scale 3d printing to create custom experiment environments.

C.J. Moyna & Sons is a grading contractor from Iowa that revolutionizes its equipment manufacturing with the BigRep PRO industrial 3D printer.

Open 3D print material systems allow manufacturers the freedom to choose any compatible filament that hits the market but closed material systems deliver predictable results. This raises the BIG question: Are open material systems truly open for innovation? 

BigRep SE opened trading day at the Frankfurt Stock Exchange with a ceremonial bell ringing, marking their official entry into the public stock market under the ticker B1GR.

Sichert, an expert in producing outdoor telecom fiber cabinets, integrates smart multi-tasking features into their products with the high-temp, large scale IPSO 105 plastic 3D printer.

The BigRep ALTRA 280, our latest offering, is a fast, reliable, massive, and highly automated high-temperature machine that prints complex production-quality parts in large scale.

Ben Mickus, an award-winning designer & practising architect, designed & 3D printed “Hedron,” a pendant that’s light years ahead of modern chandeliers.

Integrate 3D printing in education with the BigRep STUDIO, a large-scale printer that graduates desktop learning to a professional industrial-grade machine.

Chinese design service company, Xuberance, creates innovative and sustainable 3D printed furniture and accessories with BigRep’s large-scale 3D printers.

China’s commercial vehicle market accounts for over 40% of total global sales.
Playing a key role in China’s success is the industry’s willingness to adopt new disruptive technologies like industrial 3D printing to pave the way for a new generation of production in commercial vehicle manufacturers such as CNHTC.

Learn how 3D-printed spare parts are being leveraged as reliable stand-in solutions in the aerospace, defense, and industrial manufacturing sectors.

US contemporary Artist Welly Fletcher builds a bridge to prehistoric cave art with a Large-Format 3D printed sculpture made with the BigRep ONE.

Post processing techniques for the automotive aftermarket involve sequential steps that make the 3D printed part’s surface structurally robust and visually aesthetic.

Learn how to perfectly finish and achieve superior prints for a range of car customizations.

Re-engineering massive 80-meter wind turbine blades in a lab might seem like a monumental task but not for the Ph.D. students at TU Berlin who turned to 3D printing.

When Vestas needed to replace the jigs and fixtures that help construct their towering wind turbines, 3D printed tooling delivered where traditionally manufactured metal ones failed.

Learn how the renewable energy giant leverages 3D printing for tooling, sustainable manufacturing processes and beyond.

Oliver Deeg, a drummer, AM enthusiast, and product engineer enlisted BigRep to design and bring his vision to life – A 3D Printed 24-inch Bass Drum with 6 USPs.

From its humble beginnings as a niche technology for prototyping to its current spectrum of capabilities, 3D printing has spawned a new generation of manufacturing.

In this article we explore the origins of 3D printing, its big moments in history, applications, and the future it holds.

BigRep announces the acquisition of HAGE3D, expanding BigRep’s full-solution ecosystem to include high-temperature applications, offering a powerhouse of innovation and possibilities.

Learn how low volume production leverages additive manufacturing by cutting costs, driving machine up time, automating production workflows and much more.

Scan-to-3D print workflows can be the fastest way to bridge the real and the virtual world to produce tangible custom automotive parts.

But why is it important, what advantages do they offer, which are the best for the automotive industry?

CDM: Studio explain how the BigRep ONE significantly reduced production times when it came to providing sharks for the Australian museum.