Recording | Additive Talks, season 6, episode 2
Dr. Luca Borro (Bambino Gesù Pediatric Hospital), Rajan Patel (Kallisio) and Dr. Geert De Naeyer (AZORG Hospital) joined the latest Additive Talks session. De...
Freemelt joins Alpha Alliance to deliver 3D printed tungsten parts for Proxima Fusion’s net-energy stellarator
We do not usually get to speak twice in the same week about the same company. Yet, here we are, talking about Proxima Fusion,...
Explaining AM PravaH®: Multiscale simulation predictions for every stage of the metal AM workflow
Producing high-quality feedstock, i.e., powder of a variety of alloys, to achieve high-quality metal AM products is one of the challenges that the AM...
Würth Additive Group shuts down its business
Würth Additive Group, Inc (WAG) announced on LinkedIn that it was closing its business operations. Stakeholders have been informed since June 29th, 2026.
As part...
Gravity Pull Systems rolls out a new generation of PAAM to catch metal AM’s hidden margin leak
It has been a while since 3D ADEPT last checked in on Gravity Pull Systems. The Swiss developer first appeared in our pages in...
Why LEAP 71 thinks in code first and what that means for Aerospace & Defense
Four years ago, when I first met Lin Kayser, then CEO and founder of Hyperganic, he was betting on algorithms and AI to mass-produce...
Europe’s best-funded fusion company to use AM to build its net-energy stellarator demonstrator
Proxima Fusion is developing a stellarator that aims to produce more energy than it consumes. The device would use a twisting, complex arrangement of...
Framatome inaugurates its new additive manufacturing center in Romans sur Isère
Following the announcement of its additive manufacturing center last year, expert in nuclear AM Framatome, recently inaugurated its new facility in Romans sur Isère....
Venus Aerospace secures $91m Series B; aims to scale 3D printed detonation engine
Demand for hypersonic and long-range capability is accelerating as the U.S. and its allies move to field systems that can reach farther and fly...
When additive manufacturing helps living machines breathe underwater
Researchers from NTU Singapore and Waseda University have found a new use case for 3D printing: keeping a cyborg cockroach alive underwater. Published in...