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Leapfrog and Kyocera: What Does This Mean?

Leapfrog 3D Printers announced a deal with Kyocera.

3M and the Expansion of 3D Printing Materials

Charles Goulding and Andressa Bonafe of R&D Tax Savers discuss 3M’s interest in 3D printing.

Progress in Aerospace and Maritime Additive Manufacturing

New additive manufacturing-focused agreements signed this week signify ongoing global progress in the aerospace and maritime sectors.

AM Center as Evolution: A Chat with XJet

The morning after XJet’s grand opening for the new Additive Manufacturing Center in Rehovot, Israel, I sat down with CBO Dror Danai to discuss the significance of the move.

3D Hubs Quarterly Report: Things Are Changing

3D Hubs issued their most recent quarterly activity report today.

A Grand Grand Opening for XJet

Israel-based XJet has opened a $10 million Additive Manufacturing Center, billed as the world’s largest for 3D printing of metals and ceramics.

Elevating to New Heights with 3D Printing

Charles Goulding and Tyler Gianchetta of R&D Tax Savers discuss 3D printing in the elevator industry.

The First 3D Printer: A Followup

When was the first 3D printer invented again?

Additive Manufacturing is the Future of Turbomachinery

Charles Goulding and Peter Saenz of R&D Tax Savers discuss additive manufacturing in turbomachinery.

Ultimaker Hiring, And Hiring A Lot

Netherlands-based 3D printer manufacturer Ultimaker has posted a large number of jobs for hire.

3D Printing for Mining and Gold

Charles Goulding and Andressa Bonafe of R&D Tax Savers discuss 3D printing in the mining industry.

Honeywell Embracing Growth through Innovation

Charles Goulding and Tyler Gianchetta of R&D Tax Savers discuss Honeywell’s 3D printing initiatives.

Desktop Metal v Markforged: Resolution

Desktop Metal’s lawsuit against Markforged has reached an “amicable resolution”.

BIgRep Takes BigStep Towards Production 3D Printing

Berlin-based BigRep announced a relationship with Bosch Rexroth to allow their 3D printers to work within industrial production operations.

A New Construction 3D Printing Company: COBOD International

3D Printhuset announced the creation of a new construction 3D printing company, COBOD International.

3D Printing and Benchmarking

Charles Goulding of R&D Tax Savers discusses benchmarking in 3D printing.

U.S. China Tariffs Provide New 3D Printing Business Opportunities

Charles Goulding and Andressa Bonafe from R&D Tax Savers discuss US/China trade tariffs and opportunities for 3D printing.

Jabil: A Leader in 3D Printing and a Pioneer of Industry 4.0

Charles Goulding and Andressa Bonafe of R&D Tax Savers discuss 3D printing activity at digital manufacturing solutions provider Jabil.

$19M Investment the Next Building Block in Evolve’s Evolution

Evolve Additive Solutions is evolving with a significant equity investment round: company execs fill us in on the implications.

Coffee Global Market Restructuring Growth & 3D Printing

Charles Goulding and Andressa Bonafe of R&D Tax Savers discuss 3D printing amidst the restructuring in the coffee business.

Cazza No More?

It appears that construction 3D printer manufacturer Cazza may have disappeared.

It’s Not Personal, It’s Business with 3D Hubs

3D Hubs continues on the path toward manufacturing by dropping non-Manufacturing Partner Program 3D printing hubs.

Robo Scoops Up MyStemKits

3D printer manufacturer Robo has completed acquisition of educational lesson provider MyStemKits.

Kohler Corporation: Plumbing, Innovation and 3D Printers

Charles Goulding and Andressa Bonafe of R&D Tax Savers discuss Kohler’s work in 3D printing.

LEGO: Many Exciting Developments & 3D Printing

Charles Goulding and Andressa Bonafe of R&D Tax Savers discuss the connections between LEGO and 3D printing.

DyeMansion’s $5M Funding

DyeMansion has secured $5 million in Series A funding.

Auto Parts 3D Printing and the U.S./Mexico Trade Treaty

Charles Goulding and Tricia Genova of R&D Tax Savers discuss auto parts 3D printing and the impact of the US/Mexico trade treaty.

Partnership Shows How to Open a New Industry to 3D Printing

One may ask why this industry or that isn’t using 3D printing, but there’s one group that seems to have figured out how to get it going.

Thor3D Announces Its First CEO: Interview with Anna Zevelyov

Thor3D is well known for its many 3D scanners; what is less well known is that the company did not previously have a CEO. That changes today.

Controversy at Creality Demonstrates a Problem in 3D Printing

Printed Solid has broken ties with 3D printer manufacturer Creality due to ongoing open source infringements. Why did this happen?

Wait, Tethon is Making a 3D Printer?

Tethon 3D is apparently going to manufacture a 3D printer.

3D Printing for Motorcycles and Components

Charles Goulding and John Chin of R&D Tax Savers discuss 3D printing for motorcycles and motorcycle components.

Interpreting voxeljet’s Results

voxeljet announced their latest financial results, and the market reacted badly.

Onshape Tightens Licensing For Free Users

It seems that Onshape is making things more challenging for free users of its 3D CAD service.

Stratasys and 3D Systems Release Quarterly Results: Good or Bad?

The two biggest publicly traded 3D printer companies just released their quarterly results.

Formlabs Achieves Formidable Milestone

Formlabs announced a new round of investment, but the implications of it are quite significant.

Why Did 3D Print Stocks Crash Yesterday?

Stock prices of two major 3D printing companies dropped yesterday, but why?

Thoughts on the Demise of Printrbot

Last week the 3D print community noted the closure of Printrbot.

Mass Portal Splits Up!

Mass Portal has split up into two different companies.

Solidscape Mystery Solved

An anonymous tipster has provided the solution to last week’s Solidscape event.

BASF’s Biggest Step into 3D Printing Yet

BASF announced yet another 3D printing deal, but this one is very significant.

Printrbot Closes!

Long time 3D printer manufacturer abruptly closed their doors yesterday, after many years of operation.

Prodways Acquires Solidscape?

In a rather surprising announcement overnight, Prodways has taken on Solidscape.

AMSC Seeks Additional Standards for 3D Printing

Work to develop additional standards for 3D printing continues.

MyMiniFactory Opens 3D Model Store

London-based MyMiniFactory opened their online 3D model store last month.

Serious Interest in Large Format 3D Metal Printing Developing

There seems to be something brewing in 3D metal printing that’s analogous to what happened in thermoplastic 3D printing.

Big Controversy With The ONO Smartphone 3D Printer Project

Another crowdfunded 3D printer project seems to be undergoing some controversy.

Aerosint Secures Major Funding for their Unusual 3D Printing Process

Aerosint has received a large funding round to support their highly unusual 3D printer development.

BASF Continues Harvesting 3D Print Operations

BASF, the largest chemical company in the world, is deadly serious about their 3D print ambitions.

A Big Step for MyMiniFactory?

MyMiniFactory announced a very interesting partnership.

Look Who’s Patented 3D Printable Concrete

We were directed to a patent describing a composition for 3D printable concrete. This would certainly be a very useful capability, as the many attempts at 3D printed buildings using concrete extruders have had mixed success. However, most, if not all, of them have been using standard concrete materials. We know from experience with thermoplastic… Continue reading Look Who’s Patented 3D Printable Concrete

LPW’s Massive New Metal Powder Plant

UK-based metal powder provider LPW Technology has opened a new plant.

Interesting 3D Printer Filament Arrangement for Polymaker

Polymaker’s new distribution deal should vastly expand their reach.

AddUp Adds BeAM

Somehow this wasn’t entirely surprising: AddUp has acquired 100% of BeAM.

The True Advantage of HP in 3D Printing

HP demonstrated why they have a significant advantage over other 3D printer companies.

The Controversial Obsidian Project

Last year we wrote about the highly touted Kodoma Obsidian 3D printer a device to sell for only USD$49.

Robo’s Very Educational Move

Robo has acquired a significant amount of 3D content to aid their venture into the education market.

More on Kimya’s Transformation

Last week we wrote on the benefits of having an easily searchable 3D printing company name, but we ended up finding out a lot more about one company.

Formlabs’ European Venture Succeeds

International expansion is a very challenging prospect for most companies, but Formlabs seems to have succeeded.

Digital Metal Expanding

Sweden-based Digital Metal is expanding.

Armor 3D No More: A Lesson for 3D Print Startups?

The company formerly known as “Armor 3D” is now known as “Kimya”.

Create it REAL Deals: Faster 3D Printers Coming

Danish company Create it REAL announced a series of partnerships that should result in several new high speed desktop 3D printers.

HP Deepens Relationship With Siemens

HP announced yesterday they’ve struck an important deal with Siemens for color 3D printing.

Sudden Resignation At The Top Of Stratasys

A surprise announcement from Stratasys today: their CEO, Ilan Levin, abruptly resigned.

Another 3D Print – Chemical Partnership: More Interesting Materials To Come

Another 3D print filament provider has linked with a chemical company to develop new materials.

Understanding 3D Printing: Show, Don’t Tell

Another company has set up a 3D print demonstration center.

Simplify3D Extends Partnerships to Simplify 3D Printing

Simplify3D announced a new partnership with Flashforge, and that won’t be the last.

A Most Strategic 3D Print Merger: The First of Many?

Two Canadian firms join in what could be a style soon to be seen everywhere.

Two 3D Printer Companies; Two Sets of Finanicals

The two largest publicly traded 3D printer companies, 3D Systems and Stratasys, both published their quarterly financials. Who’s winning?

MakerBot Continues Evolution to an Education Provider

MakerBot’s gradual transformation continues.

Builder Refines US Strategy

Builder, the Netherlands-based manufacturer of some very large 3D printers, has established their US marketing strategy.

Atum3D’s Interesting New Partner

Atum3D made a very interesting move.

Shapeways Grows Again

Shapeways unexpectedly announced a rather large investment round today.

3D Printer Manufacturers: Who’s in the Lead?

An interesting report by Context reveals the “top five” 3D printers.

3D Systems Settling Lawsuit?

I noticed something interesting in a business blog post about 3D Systems.

Roboze Doing Well Enough To Expand In Several Ways

Interesting news from Roboze this week.

Stratasys’ STEP Technology Spun Off

In a surprise announcement, Stratasys unveiled an apparently new 3D printing technology, “STEP”, and a company to run with it, Evolve Additive Solutions.

BASF Takes a Huge Step – With BigRep

BASF and BigRep announced a blockbuster deal yesterday, or at least we think so.

Be Very, Very Careful With Your Customer Data

I’m reading a fascinating legal complaint by 3D Systems against one of their former employees and his new employer, and there’s lessons to be had by all 3D printing companies here.

Looking Through Shapeways’ Transparency Report

3D print service Shapeways has released their annual transparency report, and there are some interesting findings.

BEEVERYCREATIVE Makes Moves Toward Industry

BEEVERYCREATIVE seems to be taking steps to transform their market direction.

Desktop Metal Launches Lawsuit Against Markforged

Big news today: Desktop Metal has launched a lawsuit against their prime competitor, Markforged.

Desktop Metal Catching Up Quickly

Desktop Metal announced yet another huge investment yesterday.

Siemens Expands in UK, Regardless of Brexit

Manufacturing giant Siemens announced a huge expansion to their UK factory in Worcester.

3D Systems Announces Surprise Financial Results

This week 3D Systems announced their financial results for the 1st quarter of 2018, as well as their full 2017 results – and it was a bit of a surprise.