Davide gets his custom motorcycle seat and big adventure Seven-year-old Davide “Davidino” lives with a rare genetic disorder that causes tetraparesis, making sitting independently and moving safely a daily challenge. For most children, participating in a multi-day motorcycle event like the Transitalia Marathon would be impossible. When Simone Zignoli, a motorcyclist and influencer who works…
Advanced Voxelfill technology available through REALvision Pro October 2025. AIM3D and Create it REAL are proud to announce the early access phase release of Voxelfill, an advanced new plugin for REALvision Pro that makes stronger FDM 3D printing accessible to professionals and hobbyists alike. For years, one of 3D printing’s most persistent challenges has been…
What to do with 500 empty spools? Our print service is running at full speed — and with that comes a small but persistent problem: empty filament spools. We care about the future of our children, so simply throwing them away felt wrong. But what to do when hundreds of them start piling up in…
Create it REAL and inorsys partner to bring 3D-printed seating aid cushions to the German, Austrian, and Swiss markets Press release: Danish 3D printing innovator Create it REAL and German medical technology company inorsys have entered into a partnership to introduce Programmable Foam® seating solutions to the German, Austrian, and Swiss markets — collectively known…
From intern to engineer: Nikolaos Gkloumpos joins the Create it REAL solutions team We’re proud to welcome Nick Gkloumpos as the newest full-time member of our solutions team, though he’s certainly no stranger to the company. Nick’s journey with us began four years ago when he arrived from Greece as a bachelor’s student in engineering,…
A new approach to wheelchair seating in Aalborg Municipality Create it REAL is proud to support Aalborg Municipality in testing the next generation of seating for wheelchair users—custom 3D-printed seats designed with our patented Programmable Foam® technology. At first glance, Thomas’s firm “no thanks” to returning to his regular wheelchair might seem unusual. But the…