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Why would Stratasys invest so much in Xaar? Our thoughts lead directly to Stratasys’ new product strategy, and it’s not like their previous products at all.
Digital Metal announced two superalloys for their high-precision metal 3D printer. What does this mean for their competitors who cannot 3D print non-weldable materials?
Need a 3D printer manufacturer providing multiple additive manufacturing processes? One option is SondaSys, which provides six machines using three different processes.
Can you use thermoset materials in an SLS 3D printer? Not until just now: researchers from Tiger Coatings have developed a thermoset powder that makes much stronger objects.
Aerosint is taking steps to make ceramic 3D printing more robust with a binder-free powder bed process.
Want to know Velo3D's origin story? Find out how they discovered how to 3D print metal without support structures using a revolutionary recoater system.
Velo3D's amazing metal 3D printing process is able to print without support material with very high resolution using a “free floating in the powder” system.
Aerosint’s unique multi-material powder bed 3D printing process is bringing new possibilities not only to additive manufacturing, but to its security as well.
Aurora Labs’ new RMP-1 metal 3D printer is proving successful in beta tests, as the company just announced a new partnership with an aluminum powder supplier.
Additec’s new μPrinter allows parts to be 3D printed in both powder and wire in the same system.
I’m watching another of Sinterit’s amusing videos, this time about TPU elastomers.
As industrial interest in 3D printing grows exponentially, new players are sure to arrive. One of them is likely to be Xerox.
The story of Aurora Labs continues with their announcement of a new metal 3D printer.
This week’s selection is “Additive Manufacturing for the Aerospace Industry” by Francis H. Froes and Rodney Boyer.
Australia-based Aurora Labs has performed a complex test of their new parallel metal 3D printing process.
A partnership between Solvay and Aerosint could lead to high-temperature SLS 3D printing.
We received a press release from CRP group describing a catastrophe for one of their partners.
