3DEO

3DEO specializes in advanced metal 3D printing technologies, utilizing Intelligent Layering® for efficient production of complex geometries. The process employs materials such as 17-4PH stainless steel and 316L stainless steel, ensuring high-quality prototypes and end-use parts. The company integrates design iteration and scalable manufacturing, optimizing product lifecycles for various industries, including aerospace and automotive.

Share
3DEO
24225 Garnier Street
Torrance, CA 90505
RobotToday Initiative

Robotics needs a service framework.

RSF defines a common language for robot service capability, lifecycle operations, certification pathways, and service-provider networks.

Share

Related Content

North Carolina Turnpike Authority Uses Drone LiDAR to Improve Oversight on Complete 540 Project

North Carolina Turnpike Authority Uses Drone LiDAR to Improve Oversight on Complete 540 Project

The North Carolina Turnpike Authority (NCTA) is implementing a pilot program that utilizes drone-based LiDAR technology to enhance oversight of the final phase of the Complete 540 project. This initiative aims to provide more accurate tracking of construction progress and improve safety measures on major transportation infrastructure. As construction advances, the use of aerial LiDAR will allow for a detailed assessment of the project, ultimately facilitating better scheduling and oversight. The integration of this technology marks a significant step in modernizing construction management practices in North Carolina.

Applications Construction Drone News Drone News Feeds LiDAR Mapping
Sonair ADAR One 3D ultrasonic sensor is now safety-certified

Sonair ADAR One 3D ultrasonic sensor is now safety-certified

Sonair has announced that its ADAR One 3D ultrasonic sensor has received safety certification as a human detection sensor, meeting the IEC 61496 standard for electrosensitive protection devices. This certification underscores the sensor's reliability and effectiveness in ensuring safety in various applications. The assessment reflects Sonair's commitment to adhering to international safety standards, enhancing the credibility of its technology in the market. The announcement marks a significant milestone for the company, as it aims to expand the use of its advanced sensor technology in diverse sectors.

Artificial Intelligence Artificial Intelligence / Cognition Design / Development Logistics Manufacturing Mobility / Navigation
DJI gives tiny FPV drones a much bigger view

DJI gives tiny FPV drones a much bigger view

DJI has unveiled its latest innovation in the FPV (First Person View) drone market, the O4 Wide Air Unit, which features an ultra-wide lens offering a 159-degree field of view. This new addition enhances the original O4 Air Unit's capabilities while retaining its lightweight design, 4K recording quality, and low-latency digital video transmission. The launch aims to provide drone enthusiasts and filmmakers with a broader perspective, emphasizing the importance of a wider view over merely improving camera specifications. The O4 Wide Air Unit is set to expand creative possibilities for users, making it a significant advancement in DJI's product lineup.

News
Innovative Origami-Based Soft Robotic Arm Can Lift 686 Grams and Cook

Innovative Origami-Based Soft Robotic Arm Can Lift 686 Grams and Cook

Researchers at Northeastern University have created a groundbreaking soft robotic arm that utilizes origami-inspired structures for its joints. This innovative arm can lift weights of up to 686 grams and is designed to perform various cooking tasks. The team’s approach not only simplifies the construction process but also improves the precision of control, highlighting the promising applications of origami in the field of robotics. This development opens new avenues for lightweight and flexible robotic solutions, potentially transforming how robots can be integrated into everyday tasks.

Soft Robotics Origami Engineering 3D Printing Robotic Manipulation
Time-of-Flight as a key technology for cost-sensitive 3D applications

Time-of-Flight as a key technology for cost-sensitive 3D applications

Patrick Schick, the Product Manager for 3D Vision at IDS, recently provided insights into the development and technical considerations surrounding Nion, a cutting-edge technology in the field of 3D imaging. In his discussion, Schick contextualized the innovative iToF (indirect Time of Flight) technology, emphasizing its significance in enhancing depth perception and spatial awareness in various applications. He outlined typical use cases for Nion, showcasing its potential across industries such as robotics, automation, and augmented reality. Schick's commentary sheds light on the strategic decisions that guided the creation of Nion, illustrating how advancements in 3D vision technology can drive efficiency and innovation in multiple sectors.

Doosan Robotics Unveils AI Palletizing Solution PalletizHD+ at Automate 2026

Doosan Robotics Unveils AI Palletizing Solution PalletizHD+ at Automate 2026

A new solution has been introduced that integrates artificial intelligence, robotics, and PalletizOS, aimed at enhancing throughput and streamlining palletizing operations for manufacturers. This innovative technology was showcased at a recent industry event, highlighting its potential to transform production processes. In addition to the palletizing advancements, the exhibition also featured advanced sanding and welding solutions that utilize Physics-Informed AI and 3D vision, demonstrating the growing intersection of AI and manufacturing. The developments reflect a broader trend towards automation and smart manufacturing, driven by the need for increased efficiency and productivity in the industry.

Large Portuguese building 3D printed in record 9 Days

Large Portuguese building 3D printed in record 9 Days

Havelar, a Portuguese construction company specializing in 3D printing technology, has successfully completed a public building for the municipality of Matosinhos. The project involved the construction of a 500 square meter recycling center office located at the Ecocentro de Perafita in Porto. Remarkably, the building was printed in just nine days and completed within budget, utilizing a COBOD BOD2 construction 3D printer. This innovative approach not only showcases the efficiency of 3D printing in construction but also highlights the growing trend of sustainable building practices in the region.

Construction Features 3D printed buildings additive manufacturing automated construction automation news
XINMING Unveils R216g 3D Vision AI Module at Shanghai Conference

XINMING Unveils R216g 3D Vision AI Module at Shanghai Conference

At the 2026 Zhangjiang Embodied Intelligence Developer Conference, XINMING unveiled its latest innovation, the R216g 3D Vision AI module. This cutting-edge technology is specifically designed for humanoid robots and collaborative arms, boasting advanced spatial perception capabilities that ensure high precision in complex environments. The introduction of the R216g aims to significantly improve the efficiency and reliability of physical AI applications across a range of industries, reflecting XINMING's commitment to advancing robotics and artificial intelligence.

3D Vision AI Humanoid Robots Collaborative Robotics Spatial Intelligence Industrial Automation
Customizable Robots: AI Transforms Game Characters into Reality

Customizable Robots: AI Transforms Game Characters into Reality

Researchers from Shanghai AI Lab and Delft University have unveiled a groundbreaking framework for automating robot design, utilizing images or models as input. This innovative system streamlines the creation of mechanical components and optimizes designs specifically for 3D printing. Notably, the framework has successfully produced a 15 kg centaur robot capable of walking and posing, marking a significant leap forward in robotics technology. By integrating motor selection, structural modifications, and assembly details, this development enhances the efficiency and effectiveness of the robot design process, showcasing the potential for future advancements in the field.

Robotics 3D Printing AI Design Mechanical Engineering
New Method for 3D Microstructure Fabrication Simplifies Mass Production of Multimodal Sensors

New Method for 3D Microstructure Fabrication Simplifies Mass Production of Multimodal Sensors

A research team at Wuhan University has developed an innovative method for creating complex three-dimensional structures by utilizing straightforward two-dimensional processing techniques. This breakthrough enables the efficient mass production of programmable and reconfigurable 3D sensors, addressing the challenges posed by conventional manufacturing processes. The study emphasizes the advantages of pop-up kirigami structures, which not only enhance the functionality of sensors but also streamline their production. This advancement could significantly impact the field of sensor technology, making it more accessible and versatile for various applications.

3D Microstructures Sensor Technology Manufacturing Innovation Pop-up Kirigami Flexible Electronics