Adoption & Applications

Additive manufacturing applications show how companies put 3D printing to work. This section explores the problems they address and the choices behind each project. Read about materials, process selection and the steps from an initial idea to a part in use.

High-tech & electronics · September 14, 2026Audio

Apple Watch Ultra 4: is the 3D printed titanium case now routine?

High-tech & electronics · September 10, 2026Audio

Apple launches new iPhone Duo with 3D printed hinge covers

Polymers · September 8, 2026Audio

70 kg instead of 200: the 3D-printed living cell that drove to the North Cape

Art & creative practice · September 4, 2026Audio

Pirelli’s Monza podium trophy is 3D printed

Fashion & jewellery · September 3, 2026Audio

adidas’ Futurecool combines 3D printing, specialized materials and progressive design

Sport · September 1, 2026Audio

3D printed ball joints set to improve saddle comfort and durability

Maritime · August 31, 2026

SPEE3D’s cold spray AM helps to produce 32 mission-critical parts at sea and ashore

Orthopaedics · August 26, 2026

3D printing helps Madrid hospital avoid a leg amputation with a metamaterial bone implant

Composites · August 25, 2026

Partner content

Strong reinforced parts — Without the cost of industrial 3D printers

Automotive · August 24, 2026

Czinger’s 21C Spyder debuts the “first fully integrated AM braking system”

Aerospace & space · August 20, 2026Audio

Materialise and Lufthansa Technik develop a 3D-printed titanium replacement for Airbus aircraft

Orthopaedics · August 19, 2026