- Search results for 3D Printing
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 | ACT on this: How internet baron Sunder Raju is planning to re-engineer India's studentsSunder Raju, Chairman of ACT Fibernet speaks about their upcoming Atria University and how it'll be a game-changer for aspiring students and the education sector | |
 | After this 26-year-old’s arm was amputated due to a road accident, he launched a start-up that 3D prints customisable prostheticsRishi Krishna's start-up Symbonic is into assistive technology. And this is how they ensure that the prosthetics they offer are light-weight, customisable and affordable as well. This is his story | |
 | Battling COVID-19: This Haryana brother-duo has created automatic ventilators, hand sanitiser dispensers to curb community spreadTo curb the infection spread further and help the frontline staff, the eight and twelve-year-old brothers created the automatic sanitiser dispenser that can detect a hand from a range of two centimet | |
 | Careers after Corona: Will a degree in mechanical engineering be obsolete in 2030?We asked this question to A M Ayyappadas and Dr V Jayakumar, two faculty members of Amrita School of Engineering. Here's what they said | |
 | COVID-19: Chandigarh University uses 3D printing technology to design ventilator splittersChandigarh University had constituted a core research group on the call made by Department of Science and Technology | |
 | COVID-19: IIT Madras start-ups develop PPEs made from 3D Printers and common stationery materialsInitial batches have already been supplied to frontline healthcare workers and are being scaled-up for mass production for deployment to hospitals, clinics across the country at affordable rates | |
 | DST's brand new Prayas Shala at IIT Hyderabad is a paradise for innovators. Here's whyEntrepreneurs and innovators can churn out wood-based, glass-based and acrylic-based prototypes with the help of the equipment at this Maker's Lab | |
 | Egyptian mummy speaks again after 3,000 years after scientists develop 3D print of his intact vocal chordsThe researchers, including those from the University of London in the UK, believe the Egyptian mummy, Nesyamun, lived during the politically volatile reign of pharaoh Ramses XI | |
 | Ever heard of an Ink Lab? Pune's PVG's College just got one step closer to getting their students 'inked' in stylePVG's College of Technology in Pune established an Ink Lab recently. We find out about how this lab will help, the state of the print industry and the scope for students who are studying print tech | |
 | Find the flare for robotics in you with these kits by Hyderabad's Jay RobotixTheir labs are currently present in Narayana Group of Educational Institutions, Telangana Social Welfare Residential Educational Institutions Society, Sri Gayatri e Techno Schools and more | |
 | From AI to drones, this is what 89 start-ups pitched to the Indian Army — 13 proposals shortlistedThe proposals focused on drones, counter-drones, robotics, autonomous systems, Artificial Intelligence, quantum computing, blockchain technology, 3D printing, nanotechnology and medical applications | |
 | From facial recognition to 3D printing, everything that went into Mahatma Gandhi's two-sided bust in South AfricaA two-sided bust of Mahatma Gandhi, conceptualised and designed by Birad Rajaram Yajnik and team, was installed at the iconic Pietermaritzburg railway station in South Africa recently | |
 | How a medical team from Dayanand Sagar University has 3D printed face shields for medical professionalsAutodesk Design and Innovation Centre has made face shields that can be mass-produced for minimal costs for the medical community to help them in their fight against the COVID-19 pandemic | |
 | How Maker's Asylum has grown from a garage innovation zone to India's DIY heavenLocated in Andheri’s industrial district in Mumbai, Maker’s Asylum was founded by Vaibhav Chhabra six years ago in 2013 | |
 | How the free flow of 3D guns could worsen the 'epidemic of armed violence' in the USNow even guns are made using 3D technology and this has become a hot topic of public discourse |
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