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What Could A Carbon IPO Mean?

A report suggests Carbon may issue an IPO. What could this mean?

Maturing Conversations In Desktop 3D Printing: Materials And Applications

A conversation with MatterHackers points to a maturing digital fabrication environment.

One To Watch: Essentium

Are you paying attention to Essentium? You should be.

Sculpteo Releases 2019 State of 3D Printing Report

Every year 3D print service Sculpteo issues a report on their users’ activities in 3D printing.

Metal 3D Printing And MIM: Deeper With Desktop Metal And Indo-MIM

We talked with executives from Desktop Metal and new partner Indo-MIM to dig deeper into metal on demand.

Ultimaker Directly Focused On 3D Printing Applications

We spoke with Ultimaker’s USA chief, Jamie Howard, to learn more about the company’s strategy.

3D Printing Unicorns: International Business and Tax Planning

Charles Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi of R&D Tax Savers examine unicorns and strategic expansions in 3D printing.

To RAPID + TCT We Go

RAPID + TCT 2019 is coming to Detroit, and so are we.

From Design Database Shards Come Great Products

For prospective and current users, there is no shortage of 3D CAD options.

CGTrader’s Rock Star Competition To Celebrate Designer Of 800,000th 3D Model

3D model marketplace CGTrader is ready to celebrate its next design milestone and the designer who helps them reach it.

2088 AM Jobs At RAPID + TCT Exhibitors

A new report suggests there are an incredible number of additive manufacturing jobs available at companies exhibiting at next week’s RAPID + TCT event.

Shock Wave-Proof 3D Printed Design

The US Military has devised a unique method of 3D printing a surface resistant to shock waves.

Met Gala Fashion 2019: 3D Printing, Camp, Collaboration

3D printed fashion added to the extravaganza that is the Met Gala this year.

3D Printing Employee Training in a Tight Job Market

Charles Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi of R&D Tax Savers discuss training needs in the growing 3D printing market.

Major Advance in 3D Printed Battery Technology

Researchers from Carnegie Mellon and the Missouri University of Science and Technology have developed a method of 3D printing battery components to dramatically increase capacity.

New Autodesk Earnings Report Shows Growth in CAD Subscriptions

Another fiscal year, another chart showcasing a company’s earnings.

Terry Wohlers On The 2019 Wohlers Report

The 24th annual Wohlers Report is available now; Terry Wohlers shares a look at the findings.

How 3D Printing Can Take On the Sustainability Challenges of Tomorrow

Earth Day presents a moment in time for reflection, to take a deeper look at how we are treating the planet and what sort of changes we want to make to better preserve our resources for future generations.

Electrically Assisted 3D Printing

Researchers have developed an incredibly ingenious new method of 3D printing very strong structures using techniques analogous to nature.

Could CAL Be The Fasted 3D Printing Process Ever?

I’m reading an interview with one of the inventors of the CAL 3D printing process, and it seems it could be the most rapid 3D printing process ever.

Funding Makerspaces With 3D Printing?

Engineers from Michigan Technological University and re:3D propose funding makerspaces and FabLabs through 3D printing of commercial objects, but I have some serious concerns about the concept’s viability.

COBOD Begins Distributing BOD2 Construction 3D Printing

While we await livable 3D-printed homes and buildings, the field of additive construction is experiencing steady development.

Dyndrite Emerges with Accelerated Geometry Kernel

A new player in the field is going to be a very big deal for additive manufacturing.

Research Project Asks You To 3D Print A Test Object

A research project is investigating the effect of environmental conditions on 3D printing, and they need your assistance.

A Conversation in STEAM: Part Two

Robots, STEAM, and entrepreneurship: a chat with Danielle Boyer.

Another Solid 3D Printing Model Repository: Hum3D

We ran across another interesting 3D model repository, Hum3D.

3D Printing Provides the Missing Link to “Missing Link”

LAIKA Studios opened its doors for a look into the making of Missing Link.

MIT’s Hairy Metamaterial

Researchers at MIT have developed yet another unusual metamaterial, and this one is simply hair.

Invented: MultiMaterial Resin 3D Printing

It may soon be possible to 3D print resin objects in more than one material.

The Birth of the 3D Printed Acoustical Metamaterial Industry

Researchers at Boston University have developed a technique for 3D printing acoustical metamaterials.

New Glass 3D Printing Technique Coming From Australia?

Researchers in Australia seem to have developed another technique for 3D printing glass.

Why So Many 3D Printer Manufacturers?

A report from Gartner suggests there are a record number of 3D printer manufacturers.

3D Hubs Releases Q1 2019 Trends Report

3D Hubs released their traditional quarterly trends report.

Inside The Meltpool: Fundamental Problem Revealed

Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have discovered a fundamental issue with the most common form of metal 3D printing.

3DEO Celebrates Milestones and New Opportunities

We recently caught up with LA-based 3DEO for an update on the latest in metal 3D printing and the company’s celebration of a diverse workforce.

Additive Education Program Open for Applications

GE Additive has opened applications for primary and secondary schools in its Additive Education Program.

Four Ways 4D Printing Is Becoming a Reality

If you’re immersed in tech news, every once in a while you come across a new story about 4D printing.

Adaptive UI for Siemens NX Just Changed the Future of 3D Design Software

Every once in a while, you’ll be enjoying a hot ham ‘n cheese, when something comes along, slaps that sandwich out of your hand, and marks a substantial shift in the future of 3D product development software.

Open Source Aids: Text to Braille Converter

Lumi Industries’ Text to Braille Converter is a heartening use of open source software.

Race Cars and 3D Printers: A Love Story

Mac and cheese. Lucy and Ethel. Penn and Teller. Racing and 3D printing. Sometimes it’s just a good pairing.

Combining 3D Printing and Genetic Algorithms

I’m reading a fascinating press release from NYU that describes an unusual combination of 3D printing and what seems to be genetic algorithms.

Considering Attending Additive World 2019?

There’s one interesting conference we’d like to point out to readers: Additive World.

A Self-Healing 3D Printed Elastomer

The dream of self-healing materials is slowly becoming a reality.

3D Printing and Arconic’s Proposed Purchase for $10 Billion

Charles Goulding and Dylan Comerford take a look at Arconic’s work in 3D printing.

An Introduction to Industry 4.0 and Its Associated Technologies

What is Industry 4.0 and how is 3D printing involved? An introduction.

We Need More Diverse Keynotes

We’re still seeing tech conferences with few or no women or minorities delivering keynotes.

A Non-Linear 3D Printing Career

Non-linear, nontraditional career paths are becoming more of a norm. Let’s take a look at content creation in 3D printing.

New Reverse Engineering CAD Technique Could Pose Issues

Researchers at MIT have developed a practical method of reverse engineering 3D models.

Simplify3D 5.0 To Be Paid Upgrade Only

Simplify3D has let users know their next upgrade, 5.0, will be a paid upgrade.

Unusual Reverse-Scanning 3D Printing Method Developed

Researchers at UC Berkeley and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory have developed an unusual 3D printing process that mimics 3D scanning, except in reverse.

Digital Manufacturing as a Game-Changer (When the Game is Football)

Carbon and Riddell have announced a partnership centering around customized 3D printed helmet liners.

Troubles At Maker Geeks

There’s a bit of controversy surrounding US-based filament producer Maker Geeks.

3D Printing Metacrystals To Increase Strength

Researchers at Imperial College London and the University of Sheffield have developed a powerful technique to strengthen metal 3D prints.

How To 3D Print Electricity

Researchers have developed highly useful new approaches for 3D printing piezoelectric materials.

Using Shape-Memory Polymers In 3D Print Design

Some very interesting research shows how shape-memory polymers could be used in functional 3D printing designs.

Could 3D Prints Think? That May Be Closer Than You Believe

Some very intriguing research suggests it may be possible to 3D print “smart” objects.

Where Do 3D Printing Metals Come from?

With an understanding that something doesn’t just come from nothing, we explored the base materials used for the creation of plastics used in the 3D printing industry.

Will We Be 3D Printing Solar Cells?

A new polymer development might eventually lead to the ability to 3D print many new functional devices.

100X Faster 3D Printing Concept Opens Door To Harder Resin Prints

Researchers at the University of Michigan have developed an extremely interesting 3D printing process that is quite different from current approaches.

Using Lignin as a 3D Print Material

ORNL Researchers have found a way to 3D print lignin.

Bioinspired 3D Printing Should Be Standardized

Researchers have developed a way to 3D print strong cement structures, but why couldn’t this be used in all 3D prints?

BASF: Creating Chemistry Through 3D Printing

Charles Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi examine BASF’s involvement in 3D printing.

Investing in the Future of 3D Printing Standards

ASTM International was recently awarded a $1.2 million investment set to help further standards.

What Is Project MAESTRO?

The EU is sponsoring an interesting 3D print technology project called “MAESTRO”.

3D Printing Trends in 2018

It’s near year end and it is time to reflect on what happened.

3D Reconstruction with Stratasys and the VA, Part Two

Closing out 2018 on a heartening note, I caught up with Stratasys and the VA on their cooperation to bring 3D printing and innovation into healthcare.

Could Morphogenic 3D Printing Be Coming?

New research from MIT hints at future possible approaches to 3D printing.

SPEE3D Refines Their Metal 3D Printing Process

Australia-based SPEE3D has refined their supersonic 3D printing process.

These Trends Will Shape 3D Printing Moving Into 2019

Though young, 3D printing has already imposed itself as one of the most disruptive technologies in recent decades.

3D Printing Small Objects With A New Process

A research team has developed an unusual method for 3D printing small scaffold-like structures.

Siemens Execs: “We’re Here to Deliver on the Promise of Additive Manufacturing”

Following a tour of the new additive manufacturing facility at Materials Solutions, a Siemens business, I sat down for a chat with company executives.

Inside Materials Solutions’ Additive Manufacturing Facility

The additive manufacturing vision at Siemens is for a cross-industry collaborative future.

Fine Tuning 3D Printed Superalloys

New research shows how it may be possible to make 3D printed superalloys even stronger.

Finally: ALL Museum Specimens Being 3D Scanned For Public Use

An enormous, decades-long project is launched to 3D scan virtually all fossils and specimens stored at major museums.

Quantum Dots and 3D Printing of Semiconductors

Steve Kelly and Charles Goulding of R&D Tax Savers discuss quantum dots and 3D printing.

Get a Job in 3D Printing without Being an Engineer

If you’re interested in 3D printing, it is entirely possible to join the industry without being an engineer.

MIT Developing Cellulose-Based 3D Printing Material

Researchers at MIT have been working on a practical method of 3D printing cellulose.

3D Printing and the Playful Path to New Ideas

Lumi Industries and Robotfactory remind us that the maker spirit endures in 3D printing even as the technology industrializes.

Sisma’s New Everes 3D Printers

We attended an announcement of two new resin 3D printers from Sisma.

Kay Matin – “The AM Industry Is Exactly Where It Should Be”

Kay Matin has served AlphaSTAR as President and Chief Operating Officer since 1990.

Could This Be The Future Of High-Temperature 3D Printer Nozzles?

I’m reading a scientific paper describing research on new high-entropy, high-hardness metal carbides and wondering how they could be used in 3D printing.