DTU and Lithoz rethink fuel cell architecture with 3D-printed ceramic gyroids
For years, improving the power density of solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) meant gradually optimizing the same flat, stacked architecture, tightening seals, refining interconnects,...
U.S. Army opens additive makerspace at Picatinny Arsenal, bringing over 50 3D printers under one roof
The U.S. Army has inaugurated a dedicated additive manufacturing facility at Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey, marking another step in the military's broader push to...
Ceramic 3D printing finds its global stage at ceramitec 2026
Ceramitec 2026 returned to Munich from March 24 to 26 with a clear signal: the global ceramics industry is in motion. Over three days,...
Tethon 3D expands technical ceramics portfolio with acquisition of IP assets from Fortify
Material producer Tethon 3D just acquired a strategic portfolio of intellectual property assets developed by Fortify. The Boston-based company specializes in high-performance composite and dielectric...
Ceramic 3D printing sets a new production standard. XJet shows how one industry at a time
Somewhere in a cleanroom in Ohio, USA, spinal implants are being 3D printed in technical ceramics. Elsewhere in Switzerland, watch components are being printed...
Three materials, one goal: Lithoz eyes serial ceramic 3D printing at ceramitec 2026
If there is one trade show where visitors can discover the latest trends and see who is doing what in the ceramics industry, it...
Nivalon Medical relies on AI and ceramic 3D printing to produce a spinal implant
First-in-human procedures are planned for 2026, including Nivalon's Co-Founder and CEO, Todd Hodrinsky.
Solutions designed to fix your own problems first carry higher stakes, and...
How to crack the code of shape-memory ceramics?
Creating a shape-memory ceramic that can be manufactured at scale without breaking, that’s the challenge that Hang Yu, associate professor of materials science and...
Where additive manufacturing meets ceramics. Discover innovation at ceramitec 2026
Additive manufacturing has transformed the way industries produce. From lightweight aerospace parts to precision medical components, AM is redefining efficiency and performance. Yet one...
ONERA bets on 3DCeram’s MAT platform to advance AM of ultra-high-temperature ceramics
Launched in 2023, 3DCeram’s Multi Additive Technology (M.A.T) platform integrates multiple manufacturing processes (FFF, machining, extrusion/robocasting) within a single system. A recent collaboration with...