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Dini has claimed that his 3D printer, known as the D-Shape, is the largest in the world. Among the biggest challenges in scaling up 3D printing are money and regulation.

Conánn shows how simple it is to download your plane for 3D printing. Watch as he explains how to save the design and then print it with the software that comes with your 3D printer.

The 3D-printed parts, which weigh 30 to 55 percent less than traditional parts, also fit in perfectly with airlines’ larger efforts to lighten the load of planes, mostly significantly seen in ...

These are mere baby steps towards the production of a plane constructed entirely of 3D printed parts. But it's not just the sheer size that will be an obstacle for Airbus (D-Shape, the biggest 3D ...

02/17/2016 Starting in March, Airbus will install the first 3D printed metal components on it airplanes. The lightweight components are made of titanium powder and use up less material.

Armies of these 3D-printing spiders could someday build airplanes and ships By Chris Weller Apr 27, 2016, 11:46 AM PT Siemens Eight hands may be better than two when it comes to mass production.