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In-space infrastructure service.

Momentus develops a 3D printed fuel tank for its upcoming Vigoride-7 Mission

Momentus, a U.S. commercial space company offering in-space transportation and infrastructure services, announced the manufacturing of a 3D printed fuel tank that will perform...
Sailor trying a 3D printed visor

Enhancing aircrew safety: the Navy’s shift to 3D printed visors

By joining forces, the Naval Aviation Training Systems and Ranges Program Office (PMA-205), Naval Education and Training Command (NETC), Center for Naval Aviation Technical...
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Events | 2026 Outlooks

2026 will provide an opportunity to further spotlight the vertical industries and niche technologies driving the adoption of additive manufacturing. As far as vertical...
Parts manufactured with refractory metals

Foundation Alloy’s latest refractory metal is “up to 3x stronger than the current market leader”

Described as the most commonly used of the refractory metals, Molyclast™ MC1200 would be the strongest molybdenum alloy ever commercialized. Developed by material company...
A hand holdin a polymer 3D printed part

ADDMAN expands its polymer 3D printing production capabilities through acquisition of Forecast 3D

With this acquisition, ADDMAN's industrial additive fleet now exceeds 160 systems, positioning ADDMAN among the largest additive manufacturing providers in North America in just...
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What do 3D Systems’ 2025 developments tell us about 2026?

Reviewing 2025 often comes down to taking a critical look at the companies that have consistently kept the industry on its toes. One such...
New 3D printed irons from Cobra Golf

Cobra expands 3D-printed iron lineup with two new models

Fully 3D-printed from 316L stainless steel using a DMLS (Direct Metal Laser Sintering) process  COBRA Golf just added the 3DP MB and 3DP X models to its 3D Printed...

7 technology trends that marked the additive manufacturing market in 2025

If technology now underpins operational resilience, competitive advantage, and regulatory compliance, then staying ahead of the latest advancements or trends becomes even more critical,...
Man looking at a puzzle

Between vision and reality: The state of AM Business in 2025.

What happens when the numbers don’t match the narrative?  Sabrina Barbera from Epsilon Idea recently drew my attention to the difference between “complicated” and “complex”,...
With this technology, the number of parts in a fuselage can be reduced by at least a factor of 100, replacing traditional riveted machine parts with organic, interwoven structures.

Saab develops an advanced fuselage design – in collaboration with Divergent

The fuselage, main body or "trunk" of an aircraft, is a streamlined tube that houses the crew, passengers, and cargo, and serves as the...