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Good work but not a novel idea. From 15 years ago:
http://www.mit.edu/~tdp/medical.html

Thanks gor the great shoutout Brian.

Stratasys and ExOne are not involved in SLS and do not make SLS machinery.

This is tremendous technology but Brian please be careful with your superlative claims. The S-Max is not the "world's largest sand printer." Voxeljet's VX4000 has a 4000x2000x1000 mm build volume.

I agree with the question about strength of a resin cured "glued together" ceramic part. There is no mention of further furnace solidification nor the obvious shrinkage that would occur.

This is not new technology but rather is based on the early 1990's binder jet patents from MIT's Ely Sachs and Mike Cima and has been practiced, refined and commercialized by ZCorp, Voxeljet and...

A little clarification. Although CMU and Lehigh are the RAMP Program Managers and indeed are participating in several of the 13 projects, other PA universities - University of Pittsburgh, Penn State,...

My pleasure Brian. It was amazing times with incredible people. We had big dreams and high hopes but didn't realize we were making history.

Thanks you for the great article. I fondly recall working with Jim Serdy, Ely Sachs, Mike Cima and the rest of the incredible MIT 3D Printing Team of graduate students while I was CTO at Extrude Hone...