Augmented reality (AR) and 3D printing are coming closer together all the time, now including a smart remote field service solution brought to additive manufacturing through a new alliance.
ExOne’s X1 160PRO metal 3D printer will be used for research and development by institutions.
Thermwood announced a very large-scale 3D printer for manufacturing that includes an enclosure.
ExOne’s X1 160PRO metal 3D printer will be used for research and development by institutions.
3D printer manufacturer Ultimaker announced today what I believe could be a breakthrough sale to a major client, and this could mean a lot more sales.
BigRep hit a huge milestone with the shipment of their 500th 3D printer. We look back on how they got there.
Megan has some thoughts about the use of composite materials in 3D printing.
Researchers seem to have developed a new way to effectively 3D print magnets of similar strength to conventionally made units. What might we do with such a technology?
Stanley Black & Decker is set to acquire Boeing supplier Consolidated Aerospace, possibly increasing additive manufacturing activity.
Shapeways has been gradually transforming their business from what they were to something quite different.
A new survey of large-scale 3D printing operations from Essentium reveals what could be a fatal flaw in the strategies of most major 3D printer manufacturers who hope to move towards production additive manufacturing.
General predictions of the future are easy, mere extensions of existing trends. Here we provide some very specific — and unlikely — predictions for 2020.
Some may wonder why this publication covers both small-scale DIY 3D printing and at the same time large-scale industrial production additive manufacturing. We explain our thinking.
Lynxter’s S600D industrial 3D printer just got a lot better with a new liquid extrusion system. We found out which materials it can print.
We had a chat with EOS’ new CEO, Marie Langer in which she described some fundamental changes to the 3D printer manufacturer.
3D Hubs seems to have found its stride after a challenging pivot to new, more profitable markets in industrial 3D printing and manufacturing.
Is it really possible to produce your own 3D printer filaments? 3devo seems to have figured out not only the hardware to do so, but also the process.
What exactly is an “industrial” 3D printer?
CEL-Robox pivots into a new venture, Q5D, that produces 5-axis electrical 3D printing for industry.
Charles Goulding and Steve Kelly of R&D Tax Savers interview ExOne CEO John Hartner for a discussion on industrial 3D printing.
SMARTTECH3D announced a new industrial 3D scanner for quality control, using green LED light in stereo mode.
Need a 3D printer manufacturer providing multiple additive manufacturing processes? One option is SondaSys, which provides six machines using three different processes.
Focus is on Australia as GE Additive has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the New South Wales Government to bring industrial 3D printing capabilities to the new Aerotropolis project.
It’s been infeasible to 3D print large-scale microscopic structures — until now. Researchers developed immersion precipitation 3D printing, or “ip3DP”.
Siemens is leading a 14-partner project focused on a big IDEA: the Industrial implementation of Digital Engineering and Additive manufacturing.
Can flexible filament be used in the 3DGence F340? Indeed it can — it’s announced that Flexfill 98A flexible rubber filament has been certified for use in the F340.
Looking for a silicone 3D printer? The new German RepRap L320 is able to print high-resolution silicone objects in resin for casting and moulding.
Need a very large high-temperature 3D printer? Dynamical 3D’s huge DT60 can reliably 3D print in PEEK, ULTEM and other high-temp engineering materials.
Part production is highly effective with Photocentric’s precision Liquid Crystal 3D printers, and could significantly increase throughput for dental applications.
Multi-material 3D printing and machining is possible on the Diabase Engineering H-Series Machine Tool. It offers 3D printing and several milling options .
While we recently reported that carbon fiber 3D printing is still in its early stages, we have also learned that development in the space is quickly progressing.
VSHAPER is readying their powerful 5-axis 3D printer for production.
We had a closer look at MakerGear’s new and powerful 3D printer, the Ultra One, their first industrial machine.
There isn’t an industry on Earth that won’t be touched, and potentially transformed, by the maturation of 3D printing technology. But for this to happen, additive manufacturing has to migrate from the hobbyist’s desktop to factory floors all across the world.
We had a close look at the Xioneer industrial 3D printer.
You may have seen our story last year on Hage’s amazing 5-axis 3D printer, but did you know they offer several other powerful 3D printers?
Kwambio has announced, but not yet released, two new ceramic 3D printers.
You may have not heard of ProtoFab, but they have long experience in 3D printing.
Lugo Labs is a 3D print brand name by Formers Farm.
Product solutions mainstay Jabil introduces its next step forward in industrializing 3D printing: Engineered Materials.
Omni3D’s new Factory 2.0 industrial 3D printer has some powerful features.
The additive manufacturing vision at Siemens is for a cross-industry collaborative future.
Charles Goulding and Tyler Gianchetta of R&D Tax Savers explore pump and impeller applications for industrial 3D printing.
Additive manufacturing is industrializing, but what does that mean?
26,919 visitors and 632 exhibitors can’t be wrong: formnext 2018 has made Frankfurt The Place To Be in additive manufacturing each November.
Spain-based Advanced Production Tools S.A produces a line of powerful industrial 3D printers under the name Dynamical Tools.
Xioneer announced a new, powerful 3D printer for industry, the X1S.
BigRep has announced two new MXT-powered industrial 3D printers: the PRO and EDGE.
Another day, another 3D printing partnership from BASF.
Carbon announced additional partnerships recently, but it seems to be a part of a larger strategy for business expansion.
Finland-based miniFactory Oy Ltd announced their latest 3D printer, the miniFactory Ultra.
Aurora Labs marked a milestone on their journey towards large-scale industrial metal 3D printing.
This week’s selection is the broad-ranging collection “Additive Manufacturing Innovations, Applications and Advances”.
XYZprinting has developed a style of resin 3D printing system I have not seen previously.
This week’s selection is “The Rise of Industrial 3D Printing” by Philip von Tell.
BASF and BigRep announced a blockbuster deal yesterday, or at least we think so.
The sixth episode of Additive World takes place next month.
When you look deeply, you find things.
Grupo Sicnova made a couple of interesting announcements this week.
In the world of fused deposition modeling (FDM), or fused filament fabrication (FFF) as the technology for non-Stratasys-branded systems is called, one family of materials may be considered king of the crop
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Today’s industry has finally taken up the challenge by installing thousands of industrial 3D printers, each producing previously impossible 3D printed parts that make today’s society far more efficient. The aerospace industry in particular has been producing many 3D printed parts, some even for flight critical purposes.
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