ArmorSource has unveiled a new 3D printed helmet suspension system, named AireSupport Max, designed for the military and law ...

The entire helmet is 3D printed as one piece using a semi-transparent PLA filament with NeoPixel strips (144 pixel per meter) laid inside. It takes about 3 days to complete the printing job ...

A Helldivers 2 fan used 3D printing to create a custom helmet, embracing democracy. The creator used the Bambu Lab P1S printer to create the helmet, and the piece was printed in seven parts and ...

The helmet had to be lightweight, durable, and comfortable enough for Niblett to wear every day. “It’s amazing how a simple scan and 3D printing can save a dog’s life,” Mackey said.

Within the consumer AM market, sport remains one of the leading areas where 3D printing has made a big impact.

Each helmet has a staggering number of individual parts, most of which are 3D printed with resin, and these parts didn’t always fit together perfectly well. [Zibartas] also ended up spending a ...

Launching the next-generation suspension for military and law enforcement, ArmorSource presents AireSupport Max-an advanced ...