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Drones Over the Pitch: How Counter-UAS Technology and 3D Printing Are Securing the 2026 FIFA World Cup

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May 6, 2026Added 2 days ago

Charles R. Goulding and Andressa Bonafe cover the deployment of counter-drone security across many FIFA World Cup 2026 venues and how 3D printing can achieve new heights with these measures. The post Drones Over the Pitch: How Counter-UAS Technology and 3D Printing Are Securing the 2026 FIFA World Cup appeared on Fabbaloo.

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Why Recycling 3D Printer Scraps Will Never Work

Perhaps this is a controversial viewpoint, but I am now thinking that recycling of 3D print waste is a lost cause. The post Why Recycling 3D Printer Scraps Will Never Work appeared on Fabbaloo.

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May 8, 2026Added today
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DTU Patent Targets Scanned Vat Photopolymerization

Technical University of Denmark has patented a resin 3D printing concept that moves the optics instead of exposing a whole layer at once. The post DTU Patent Targets Scanned Vat Photopolymerization appeared on Fabbaloo.

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May 8, 2026Added today
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The Additive Chicken Coop, Part III: Bananas

A friend of mine, Ed Davis, once pointed out the level of strategic replication in additive. I wasn’t aware of it before and haven’t been able to unsee it since....

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May 8, 2026Added today