Sculpteo 3D printing blog

Often 3D printing helps move science forward in the research process. The collaboration between the IMS Laboratory and Sculpteo is a telltale example.  Based in Bordeaux, France, the IMS laboratory works on the integration process of materials. With ...

Last week, we dedicated a blog post to the latest changes that took place in the medical industry thanks to 3D printing. Not much changed since a week, however we got to talk in detail with Dr Marc Soubeyrand who explained why 3D printing was a major...

When two French designers are inspired by 3D printing, they give light a heartbeat. Ludo Roth and Erik Arlen, the two founders of Arro studio, used Sculpteo to print their work exposed during the Paris Design Week. Curious about their living design, ...

Co-Founders Wendy and Steve didn’t let their lack of experience stop them from creating The HopBlast Company, instead they used their time to create an amazing prototype utilizing Sculpteo’s services. If you have an idea but no prototyping or 3D prin...

Today’s Sculpteo Success Story features Quentin Bowden of Tunuva and he talks with us about how Sculpteo helped him create a product called ‘Backbone’ for your iPhone. Quentin can you tell us more about what Tunuva is, and also about what ‘Backbone’ ...

Artha France, founded in 2018 in Paris, is transforming the lives of the visually impaired with its innovative sensory lumbar belt. This device, equipped with a mini-camera, converts visual information into tactile sensations, providing unprecedented...

Schlather’s aim is to create medical aids that are individualized and customized. This was made easier with 3D printing’s innovative technology. With 3D printing and PP material, Schlather developed a Dynamic Foot Orthosis (DFO) to correct various de...