Lund University researchers have designed a new bioink that allows small human-sized airways to be 3D-bioprinted with the help of patient cells.

Augmented reality is firmly embedded in the future of facilities management as smart building technology converges with smart devices and machines.

With vaccinations well underway, most manufacturing pros are ready to get back to the business of attending conferences.

Five considerations for electrode design to maximize performance, comfort, and durability of wearables.

The acquisition by private equity firm Smile Invest will bolster IGS's focus on developing, manufacturing, and validating high-end molds that meet the strict quality requirements of medical device OEMs.

A new class of metals is compatible with 3D printing processes for use in high-performance applications for space, energy, and nuclear industries.