Archive 2012-03-page-2 Sculpteo 3D Printing Blog

The time has come to meet again for the second Meetup 3D Printing Paris ! You are all invited next week at La Flaq in Paris for a friendly evening of mingling and talking around 3D printing. 3D Avenir will present us a professional 3D scanner and wil...

Clement Moreau, co-founder of Sculpteo, will give a talk this Thursday March, 15th about 3D printing at the Cafe des Techniques in the Musée des arts et métiers, Paris. He will discuss the way 3D printing is re-shaping the way we produce and think ab...

Austrian researchers from the Institute of Materials Science and Technology at the TU Vienna are setting a new world record with the development of a high-precision 3D printer capable of producing nanometer sized objects. The technique is called two-...

Michael Eden is a designer and a researcher working with ceramics and 3D printing. He answered our questions and explains how 3D printing changed the way he used to think and create with ceramics. The Vinculum II 2011. QR enabled piece.   Sculpteo: C...

As each year, the International Design Trade Show from Milan 2012 will gather the best designers of the world for a week of shows dedicated to the latest innovations in interior design, new materials and concepts. Sculpteo is of course actively invol...

Our workshops are the right place for you to play with high-end 3D customization tools and try out 3D printing the easy way. We recently launched a new workshop called Pixel Engine. It lets you take a 3D design and customize it in a very unique way. ...

The Pirates! is the first animated film to embrace 3D printing on a large scale. Characters of the new Sony Pictures movie have been partly created with 3D printing technologies. In order to make the Pirate Captain and his shipmates talk, artists of ...

We launched the Sculpteo iPhone/iPad app two months ago. Since then, you’ve been tens of thousands to download it. Thank you! Download the Sculpteo app for free here. The Sculpteo app allows you to customize personal objects from a limited serie of 3...