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For some of the big-name players who have entered into 3D printing, their biggest customers are...themselves.
In four announcements over the last nine days, GE Additive has shared the news of a notable sales season in metal 3D printing.
Charles Goulding & Ryan Donley of R&D Tax Savers discuss 3D printing R&D.
This week’s selection is the startling HRE3D+ 3D printed wheel by HRE Performance Wheels.
3D printed fashion added to the extravaganza that is the Met Gala this year.
GE has developed a fascinating 3D printed part design that’s partly inspired by biology.
A medical device company is installing more metal 3D printers to focus on spinal implant manufacture.
A Girls 3D Print Club in Cincinnati, Ohio helps highlight STEM opportunities for students.
GE Additive has opened applications for primary and secondary schools in its Additive Education Program.
Charles Goulding and Ryan Donley examine a deal between GE and Wabtec and its potential implications on 3D printing in the rail industry.
I’m reading a piece from GE talking about emissions, and began thinking about 3D printing and emissions in general.
Milestones are mounting in additive manufacturing, with production parts hitting new highs.
Last week GE announced they’ve completed an actual test of their long-awaited new turboprop engine.
I thought I misread the press release, when it said GE Additive has developed a binder jet 3D printer.
At Formnext we were able to take a good look at GE’s mysterious Atlas project.
