The Upload

Using the field of Information Science to learn more deeply explore additive manufacturing.

See how these two 3D printing technologies stack up for prototype parts. Understanding the advantages of each will help accelerate design.

Partnership between Protolabs and All Design Lab brings metal 3D-printed tennis racket to life

There are many varieties of strong, durable nylon. Find out the right one for your application.

Both plastics are among the most used materials, but key differentiators dictate their application.

Desktop 3D printers are an attractive option for some companies—but how well will they work for you?

What does the future hold for 3D printing within the medical industry?

Learn about the cost drivers for both services as parts move from prototyping to production.

Part density is always a concern for designers when choosing a material and manufacturing process.

Unique products are amazing until parts break and you can’t obtain replacements. Enter 3D printing.

ABS and polypropylene (PP) are strong contenders for many projects, but what are the differences?

A look at the key differences between Multi Jet Fusion and selective laser sintering and how to determine the optimal process for your application.