Week's 3D Printing News Offers BioPrinting Course, ThingMaker, Filaments & More

The online educational platform FutureLearn is hosting a free course entitled “Bioprinting: 3D Printing Body Parts.” Research and Markets has unveiled the "Artificial Organs - Global Strategic Business Report," which details how 3D printing is revolutionizing the artificial organ development sector of the medical industry. Two of the premier SOLIDWORKS and Stratasys resellers, TriMech and CADD Edge, have announced that they will merge together under one brand. The release of Mattel’s highly anticipated ThingMaker, the 3D printer designed for kids to produce their own toys, has been delayed until next year. The BLTouch, which is an auto leveling sensor for 3D printers, will now be readily available in the US courtesy of their new reseller 3D Printer Universe. Verbatim, a subsidiary of the Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings Group, unveiled their new line of high-performance PET and PLA 3D printing filaments at TCT Show. Lastly, Honeywell Aerospace has signed a contract with Sigma Labs, the leading provider of quality assurance software, to collaborate on the “America Makes” additive manufacturing research project. Read more at 3DPrint.com: https://3dprint.com/151101/swm-10-1-16/
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