3D Printing News

Generally known to the public as 3D printing, the term designates processes used to manufacture parts in volume by adding materials. Industrials refer to this technique as additive manufacturing.

SPEE3D’s cold spray technology 3D prints metal parts in sub-zero environments

Metal 3D printing company SPEE3D rounded the year off with the successful manufacture of metal parts in sub-zero environments. Its XSPEE3D printer was tested as part of the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) point-of-need...

Scrona develops a 128-nozzle printhead for its electrohydrodynamic (EHD) inkjet printing

Scrona AG, a Switzerland-headquartered company developing, an electrohydrodynamic (EHD) inkjet printing process, has developed a 128-nozzle that achieves a three-digit nozzle count in digital EHD technology for the first time. According to the company, this...

When a croissant makes you confirm the accuracy of a 3D scanning solution

While one does not deny the powerful combination of 3D scanning and 3D printing, what slows down the adoption of 3D scanning is often the accuracy a 3D scanning solution can deliver. At Formnext 2024,...

Aspect Biosystems secures US$115 million in Series B funding

Aspect Biosystems, a biotechnology company has recently closed a US$115 million Series B financing round. This financing builds on Aspect’s recent momentum, including a CA$200 million partnership with the governments of Canada and British Columbia...

Siemens announces a new program that aims to support startups

Technology company Siemens is well aware that money is pivotal to scaling faster as a startup. For this reason,  it launches “Siemens for Startups”, a new program designed for early-stage engineering and manufacturing startups...

JEC World 2025: Celebrating 60 years of innovation under the Motto “Pushing the Limits”

3D ADEPT Media will join this “celebration session” as a media partner.   From March 4th to 6th at the Paris Nord Villepinte, JEC World, the organizer of a series of events dedicated to the...

Axial3D secures USD 18.2 million to continue scaling medical 3D printing and patient-specific care

Ireland-based medical technology firm Axial3D has secured $18.2 million in an investment round. It’s been a decade exactly that the company is on a mission to transform patient-specific care based on advanced technologies such as 3D...

Italy’s Da Vinci’s bridge recreated using waste materials and 3D printing

3D printed bridges are one of the applications that have highlighted the variety of AM technologies that can be used in large-scale manufacturing. The latest bridge that has been recreated using 3D printing drew...

AML3D delivers 3D printed parts for US nuclear submarine program

After a year marked by several contracts in the defense sector and the establishment of headquarters and manufacturing facility in the US, OEM AML3D taps into the US nuclear subs supply chain. The large...

Copper 3D printing: How a multiscale modeling framework enhances thermal management systems

ToffeeX, a startup that develops an AI-powered software for physics-driven generative design, has developed a design framework that captures thermo-fluid behavior without resorting to CFD. The company has worked on this project in collaboration with...