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Sinterit announced a partnership with Forward AM, the AM unit of BASF.
I had a chat with Teton Simulation’s Doug Kenik to find out where SmartSlice is headed.
Materials companies have been hard at work developing improved resins for 3D printing, creating new opportunities across industries.
Desktop Metal announced the qualification of a pure copper material for their Production system.
Wematter announced an expansion to their production facilities.
Azul 3D is one of the latest 3D print companies to appear on the scene, and we spoke to the company’s Chief Revenue Officer, Tuan Tranpham, to find out...
I spoke with Stratasys’ Andy Langfeld to learn more about the company’s strategy to move toward manufacturing.
Charles R. Goulding and Joseph Castine look at how leasing moves could affect the production of 3D printed aviation parts.
Charles R. Goulding and Randall Rothbort look at how 3D printing technology could fit within several initiatives to set up major EV manufacturing centers.
With the shift towards production from prototyping, 3D print software needs to follow a similar trajectory.
Kumovis announced a new workflow for the production of certified medical products.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing countless industries, and its machine learning capabilities are capable of transforming additive manufacturing as well.
3DGence announced the “ELEMENT” series of metal 3D printers to accompany their INDUSTRY thermoplastic series.
Digital Metal announced a new “digital platform interface” that should allow their equipment to be used for major production applications.
Dyemansion introduced a new “Black Line” for 3D print coloring.
AMT introduced a new line of highly advanced post processing devices for additive manufacturers, the SF Series.
Stratasys announced new software tools to enable more use of their SAF technology in manufacturing.
The business case for using additive manufacturing has always been challenging for many industries, but now things are becoming much clearer.
It’s not often Additive Industries announces a new platform, but they did this week.
Raise3D announced the RMF500 today, a large-format device targeted at production applications.
Prusa Research and Trilab executives celebrate the acquisition [Source: Prusa Research]
I had the chance to speak with Additive Industries’ new CEO, Ian Howe.
Stratasys announced sweeping upgrades to their GrabCAD software tool, specifically for managing fleets of 3D printers.
Essentium announced the new HSE 240 HT 3D printer.
Formlabs announced two new machines to complement their larger 3D printers.
3DQue announced a significant milestone is in sight for their Quinly system: one million 3D prints.
Norsk Titanium’s MERKE IV metal 3D printer is suitable for large part production.
Massivit announced a new process called “Cast In Motion” that simplifies composites tooling
SLM Solutions announced a blockbuster sale of their flagship NXG XII 600 to Divergent, and there are implications.
Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi look at the challenging state of affairs in large scale manufacturing.
Engineering.com caught up with Velo3D founder and CEO, Benny Buller, as the metal 3D printing company went public.
BCN3D announced a very comprehensive cloud system to manage fleets of 3D printers.
3DQue announced the availability of their 3D printer automation system for several new 3D printer models.
BMF announced a new microArch 3D printer, the S230.
Sinterit has revealed more details about their upcoming NILS 480 SLS 3D printer, which could shake up the SLS market.
Mayku today announced a new device, the Multiplier.
Essentium is set to reveal a milestone device at the upcoming Rapid+TCT exhibition.
Sakuú announced the launch of a new pilot facility to manufacture 3D printed batteries.
OPT Industries is a 3D print startup company that is developing quite a number of innovations.
The challenges facing SMEs as they enter the 3D printing world are deeper than I had imagined.
An announcement from 3YOURMIND suggests the US Navy has a very comprehensive plan for a 3D printed future.
Protolabs announced the addition of another giant metal 3D printer.
Protolabs is employing two separate large-scale 3D printers to meet the rising demand for bigger metal parts.
The US army has awarded a contract to a group to construct what will likely be the largest metal 3D printer ever built.
Markforged is on a hot streak introducing new 3D printers.
Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi consider implications of Xerox's move into the 3D printing world.
3DQue announced a new version of their Quinly continuous 3D printing system for Prusa equipment.
A Six Sigma quality control approach for 3D printing has been developed by researchers at Penn State.
Volkswagen announced a collaboration with Siemens and HP to enable production of complex 3D printed parts for future vehicles.
Wematter announced the Density Gen II post-processing unit, and it uses an unusual two-step process for cleaning SLS 3D prints.
Smart International announced a high-temperature 3D printing option: the Macro HT.
There could be some profound implications coming for additive manufacturing, after a review of the newly announced HP Universal Build Manager, which is powered by Dyndrite.
I had a thought about how belt 3D printing might play out in the future.
I’m reading a post by Markus Seibold about serial production using additive manufacturing and there is a great deal of wisdom in his thoughts.
3D print startup company 3DQue is offering a “looping kit” to allow for continuous 3D printing on common desktop 3D printers.
As additive manufacturing continues to work toward high-volume applications, major institutions have taken notice -- not just in industry, but in government departments.
Boom Supersonic’s new XB-1 prototype aircraft turns out to be using plenty of 3D printed parts.
UK-based RPS announced a new series of industrial 3D printers, the Neo 450 line.
At long last, PodoPrinter has released full details on their now-named device, the SOLE 3D production printer.
Essentium announced a new solution for filament storage, the Essentium DryBox.
This week Smart3D International announced an interesting new industrial 3D printer, the Macro. But it turns out the software for this system is even more interesting.
BMF released details today about an industrial 3D printer targeting the micro parts market.
This week’s selection is “Additive Manufacturing” by The Open University.
Smart3D International has announced a new 3D printer, the Macro, and it’s intended for use in manufacturing.
Additive Industries announced a partnership with Sigma Labs to allow use of PrintRite3D on their equipment.
Magigoo seems to have expanded a great deal since we last took a look at them, and a new partnership shows where they are headed.
XYZprinting’s MfgPro230 xS SLS 3D printer is enabling a company to provide an unusual digital inventory service.
Arevo has been making strides recently and perhaps none bigger than today’s announcement of new funding and a brand new more-capable 3D printer.
With the recent spotlight on 3D printing as a result of the pandemic’s bump on supply chains, I listed some ways the technology can help manufacturers.
Formlabs announced a new product offering they call “Factory Solutions”.
Stratasys issued an interesting press release where they describe their activities inside of GM.
After working with the Prusa MINI 3D printer, I have some thoughts on the use of this device in a potential 3D printer farm setup.
Many companies requiring thousands of components use 3D printing to perfect their design before moving to injection molding for production, but sometimes it makes sense to stick with additive...
California startup Superstrata just launched a new e-bike made with 3D printed continuous carbon fiber.
Industrial 3D printing is getting a new look as a new global post-processing partnership platform emerges.
The pandemic is far from over, but its effect on 3D printing business is becoming clear; we list 4 new business models for 3D printing.
A company hopes to begin mass production of 3D printed meat.
6K Additive has commissioned their first units and at the same time has landed a sustainable client.
The dental industry is a major user of ceramic 3D printing, and a new global partnership is set to see applications move from concept through to production.
The emergence of 3D printing as a manufacturing solution during the COVID-19 crisis now implies bold actions be taken.
There’s an interesting mainstream media video exploring the current state of 3D printing that poses some interesting opportunities.
Could aftermarket parts be a niche application for 3D printing? I think it has huge potential.
Over the past few months most regions have self-organized informal 3D printed PPE networks, but perhaps it’s time to consider shutting them down.
Metal manufacturing service 3DEO announced they’ve produced 150,000 metal parts using their unique process.
After seeing 3D printer companies make fundamental transformations in their business models, I’m wondering if this is a trend.
The great promise of 3D printing combined with innovative 3D design (such as generative design) is to reduce parts and material waste while creating geometry that surpasses the capability...
An announcement by Xaar leads to some interesting speculation about Stratasys’ future strategy, which could be a different style of involvement with additive manufacturing.
Recently I spoke with Xometry’s Aaron Lichtig to find out how the 3D printing manufacturing network is faring during the crisis.
This week’s question relates to the costing of ceramic 3D printing: what are the options, costs and considerations for 3D printing ceramic jewelry?
Farsoon announced a monstrously huge deal with Falcontech to provide the AM service with no fewer than 50 advanced metal 3D printers.
One of Formlabs’ clients has been saved from catastrophe during the COVID-19 crisis in a way that demonstrates the incredible power of 3D printing.
A company is in the midst of building what could be the largest 3D print farm in the world.
Photopolymer resin and 3D printer manufacturer Photocentric is undergoing a transformation, as many 3D printer manufacturers are doing these days.
The NESSIE project is attempting to optimize large scale production of pharmaceuticals by using advanced technologies, focusing on 3D printed ceramics.
Two videos shed important light on how you should proceed in assisting COVID-19 efforts using a 3D printer.
Many 3D printing companies have powerful networks and now is the time to unleash them to help in this crisis. We look at three who are doing so...
Thermwood announced a very large-scale 3D printer for manufacturing that includes an enclosure.
BigRep hit a huge milestone with the shipment of their 500th 3D printer. We look back on how they got there.
Sinterit has just opened a massive new facility that will dramatically increase their production capability. What will they do with it?
A blog post reveals much of what happens behind the scenes at 3D print service Shapeways.
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