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A company has deployed a scalable process to 3D print human corneas.

Stratasys announced general availability of a curious new material called “RadioMatrix”.

Charles R. Goulding and Andress Bonafe break down how Boston Scientific and Johnson & Johnson’s EP rivalry is fueling explosive PFA growth and a surge in demand for 3D printed cardiac…

A new study models how FFF nozzle shape drives pressure loss, hinting at higher print speeds without larger heaters or motors.

Generating 3D models with AI tools gets a bit easier with not one, but two new options.

I found yet another absurd 3D printing market report, and this time I am comparing two sets of truly ridiculous results.

Since our last post on the PlateCycler, we’ve learned of significant controversies about this technology.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi explore how a Texas manufacturer is using 3D printing and carbon fiber to secure the digital dashboards of the off-road world.

A new HI-AM study observes airborne carbon fiber particles during PA6-CF printing on a desktop FFF system.

New research may lead to future simplification of automated CAD model generation.

Announced last week, Recreus has proposed a dramatic change to filament standards.

I’m looking at a new AI-based CAD system called “Cadxstudio”.

This week’s selection is the DEC Mini 3D printable minicomputer by Lorenzo Herrera.

Researchers report a wood based shape memory composite that self-assembles under sunlight, hinting at practical 4D printing without wired heaters.

Once again we take a look at the valuations of the major 3D printing companies over the past week.

Charles R. Goulding considers Toyota’s evolving “Toyota Way” philosophy is quietly driving a 3D printing revolution — and Stratasys is in the driver’s seat.

We’ve learned of a company developing a “true” independent extruder 3D printer.

A new project offers a way to make use of that old 3D printer you’re no longer using.

AMIS offers advanced job preparation software for powder-based 3D print processes.

3D printed multi-story, net-zero housing complex to be a first for Canada.

News from MyMiniFactory: they are building powerful open source slicing software for resin 3D printing.

A research team has shown an FFF printable plastic composite that moves heat so well it starts encroaching on “metal only” performance — while still staying electrically insulating.

Infinity Flow produces a series of automation solutions for desktop 3D printers.

Charles R. Goulding and Nimra Shakoor explain how from the Manhattan Project to molten-salt reactors, TVA and ORNL are redefining what nuclear innovation looks like in the 21st century.

Creality has opened a retail store in Los Angeles.

Bambu Lab’s P2S is finally out of US jail and can be ordered.

AMT announced two new post processing systems.

Charles R. Goulding explores how the merger of Airbus, Leonardo, and Thales could forge a new European space powerhouse — and why 3D printing is the technology holding it all together.

Finally, after many years, ZBrush is ditching their incredibly confusing interface.

Bambu Lab announced pricing and details for a Vortek upgrade to the H2D and H2S 3D printers.

We’ve learned a bit of a surprise about HP’s new FFF 3D printer.

Charles R. Goulding and Nimra Shakoor examine how Vanderbilt and Northeastern are turning their satellite campuses into innovation engines that fuse 3D printing, research, and regional economic growth.

There are rumors that Bambu Lab is about to receive a massive investment that might make them the biggest 3D printer company on the planet.

PostProcess announced a rather interesting new resin cleaning system, the DEMI X 5000.

Last week seemed to be the moment for metal 3D printers, as several companies announced new models.

This week’s selection is the WrapMate by MakerWorld contributor WarriorSoto.

Once again we take a look at the valuations of the major 3D printing companies over the past week.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi decode how recent updates to L-codes now recognize additively manufactured prosthetics and orthotics, marking a pivotal step toward mainstream reimbursement and broader access to 3D…

For anyone considering a 3D printer as a holiday gift this year, it’s a great idea — but one that requires more thought than simply picking the fanciest box on the…

In what could be one of the biggest corporate moves in 3D printing this year, DJI has apparently invested in Elegoo.

Surprise! HP has introduced a filament 3D printer, the 600 HT.

The system delivers up to 4x faster print speeds and more than double Z-axis strength (exceeding 40 MPa).

We had the opportunity to test the new PlateCycler accessory this week.

Xact Metal announced not one, but two new metal 3D printers.

HP appears to be making a move to generate more 3D print activity on their equipment.

Charles R. Goulding and Andressa Bonafe examine how GE Aerospace’s new US$30 million training initiative and the rise of additive manufacturing are reshaping America’s industrial workforce and redefining how the nation…

Prusa Research yesterday announced details on their long-hinted move to Bondtech’s INDX system.

Stratasys is getting into metal 3D printing? An announcement from Stratasys last week said the company had invested in 3D printer manufacturer Tritone. Although it is a minority stake, it seems…

I’m reading about an entirely new method of 3D printing metal that involves sheets.