Archive 2016-12 Sculpteo 3D Printing Blog

2017 is closer than ever! And with the new year come all the good resolutions we want to keep. One of the best resolution possible to take this year is to enhance the quality, solidity and functionality of your 3D printed products. To help you set th...

Almost the end of 2016! It has gone so fast for us! So many things we’re proud of. We’re presenting to you all what we achieved this year. Our last preparation of the year is for… CES 2017! Come and meet us, we’ll be very happy to share with you the ...

A few weeks ago, we published the story of Nanoracing, one of our customers, who builds small-size racing drones. Today, we present to you another of our customers who specializes in racing drones: UVify. Their Head of Business Development, Robert Ch...

3D modeling doesn’t have to be complicated. It can actually be a lot of fun, and, at the same time provide valuable knowledge and stimulating creative thinking. CAD for kids can teach children virtual thinking, geometry, and as we believe at Sculpteo...

Once again this year, we are attending CES Las Vegas! The Consumer Electronic Show is the largest tradeshow dedicated to technology innovation in electronics for consumers, since 1967. One can read on their website: “For 50 years, CES has been the la...

3D printing is now used in many sectors that were weren’t predicted even 10 years ago. Innovations in medicine, aeronautics, etc. are so advanced that they allow to imagine groundbreaking innovations in the electronics industry. In fact, the combinat...

XtreeE is a cutting edge company, working on revolutionizing the construction and architecture industries, through large-scale 3D Printing of concrete. Philippe Morel, XtreeE president, was kind enough to receive us in their Paris office, in the cowo...

Designing for 3D printing requires to keep in mind that your object will be a physical object with weight, size and constraints. Even if your object is coherent and seems to be at the dimensions you wish on the screen, it is really important to check...