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- 1Revo Foods aims for profitability by Q3 2027 as 3D-printing scalesβΌAustrian alt meat startup Revo Foods targets profitability by Q3 2027 as 3D-printing scales up
Austrian alternative meat company Revo Foods says it expects to reach profitability by the third quarter of 2027 as it ramps up its 3D food-printing technology. The Vienna-based startup is scaling production of plant-based and fermentation-derived seafood and meat alternatives, betting that larger volumes will cut costs enough to make the business sustainable.
- 2Meson Creator to Demonstrate Homemade Super 8 Film Scanner in OsloβOn behalf of NUUG, I have invited @ jpakkane , creator of Meson ( https:// mesonbuild.com ), to Oslo for the talk "Build
NUUG, the Norwegian Unix user group, has invited Jussi Pakkanen, creator of the Meson build system, to Oslo to give a talk titled 'Building a Super 8 Film Scanner at Home'. He repaired a 1970s film projector and built his own scanner using a Raspberry Pi, stepper motors, 3D-printed parts and machine vision to digitise old film reels.
- 3How 3D Printing Is Transforming Robot PartsβΌHow 3D Printing Is Transforming Robot Parts: Materials, Design & Applications
A new report outlines how 3D printing is changing the way robot components are made, covering the materials being used, new design possibilities such as lightweight and complex geometries, and real-world applications across robotics. Additive manufacturing is said to enable faster prototyping, customised parts and more efficient robot designs, making it an increasingly important tool for the robotics industry.
- 4JBR-001: open-source 3D-printable desktop robot launchedβJBR-001 β An open-source 3D printable desktop robot https:// projecthub.arduino.cc/syntheti caidata/jbr-001-a-desktop-co
A new open-source project called JBR-001 offers a fully 3D-printable desktop companion robot powered by an Arduino Uno Q. The design and build instructions are published on Arduino's Project Hub, letting anyone download, print and assemble the robot themselves. Makers and hobbyists are sharing the project, praising its accessibility and the growing range of open-source robotics hardware available to home builders.
- 5Custom-Fit Sneaker Technology Coming to Work BootsβThe Technology That Lets You Step Into Sneakers Is Coming to Work Boots
3D printing and precision-fit technology that has reshaped the sneaker market is now being applied to work boots. Manufacturers are adapting the same digital fitting and cushioning innovations used in athletic footwear to make protective work boots more comfortable for people who spend long hours on their feet. The move signals a broader push to bring everyday consumer tech into industrial and occupational gear.
- 6Maker shows off unusual spiral 3D printed designβAmong the stranger custom designed 3D printed things Iβve cooked up in CAD software lately. Itβll make more sense once I
A hobbyist has designed and 3D printed an unusual custom part with a spiral inset featuring an internal grid structure, created in CAD software. The purpose is being kept secret until the wider project is finished and shared. Fellow makers are responding to the technical challenge of modelling the spiral interior.
- 7Hackaday Explores the Math Behind 3D Graphics PerspectiveβThe Deep Magic of 3D Graphics Perspective https://hackaday.com/2026/09/29/the-deep-magic-of-3d-graphics-perspective/ # G
Hackaday has published a new article examining how perspective projection works in 3D graphics, walking through the underlying mathematics that make three-dimensional scenes appear correctly on flat screens. The piece, tagged under graphics, 3D printing and programming, breaks down the projection techniques used by developers and hobbyists working in rendering and 3D printing workflows.
- 8Frederick County startup turns plastic waste into 3D printer filamentβΌFrederick County business wants to turn plastic waste into filament for 3D printers
A Frederick County, Maryland business is working on converting plastic waste into filament for 3D printers, offering a recycling solution for a material that is difficult to reuse. The plan pairs local waste collection with the growing demand for 3D printing supplies. Details about the company, its process and timeline have not yet been widely reported, but the idea has drawn local attention as an example of small-scale recycling innovation.
- 9Vital3D and Cleveland Clinic to develop 3D-printed aneurysm stentsβVital3D Technologies and Cleveland Clinic outline plans to develop patient-specific, 3D-printed stents for bifurcation aneurysms
Vital3D Technologies and Cleveland Clinic have announced plans to develop patient-specific, 3D-printed stents for treating bifurcation aneurysms. The collaboration aims to produce implants tailored to each patient's anatomy, an approach that could improve outcomes in a complex area of neurovascular care. Details on timelines and clinical testing have not yet been released.