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Why is Amazon Hiring AM Staff?

A quiet post on LinkedIn seems to suggest Amazon is planning some activity in additive manufacturing.

While browsing through some 3D printing books, I came across a very suspicious situation.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi look at reasons 3D printing companies should be in Seattle.

Amazon announced a new product they call “Made For You”, and it could lead to astounding changes in the 3D print industry and consumer market.

Charles R. Goulding and Adam Friedman consider how 3D printing might play into Amazon’s use of drone-delivered prescriptions.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi consider the use of 3D printing to compete with Amazon’s growth in India.

Is 3D Systems changing strategy? They are selling their FabPro 1000 as a consumer or prosumer platform via Amazon Prime Day — what comes next?

I’ve been playing with the new Amazon Part Finder, and had some thoughts about where this tech could go.

The current craze for intelligent voice commands is getting more sophisticated, but what happens when it works with your 3D printer?

This week Amazon acquired a 3D modeling company, and I’m wondering where this may go in the future.

Shopping for a 3D printer on Amazon? Watch out for twisted product ratings.

Recent additions to Amazon’s growing 3D marketplace could indicate trouble ahead for current popular 3D print services.

Amazon’s 3D print marketplace now includes a number of highly-detailed 3D printed figurines of characters from popular video games.

Things just got mainstream: Amazon announced a dedicated 3D print service.