Formnext 2026 to host “Formnext Defence Summit”

While Formnext 2025 and 2024 put the spotlight on defense applications enabled by AM technologies, the 2026 edition will dedicate an entire summit to...

Spherene introduces SphereneNXT, a browser-based platform for 3D-printed internal structure design

Spherene AG, the Zurich-based pioneer of ADMS (Adaptive Density Minimal Surface) technology, has introduced SphereneNXT, its first standalone, browser-based platform dedicated to internal structure...
Researchers aim to repair damaged bridges and other steel structures using metal 3D printing. — © Empa

Empa turns to metal 3D printing to repair ageing steel infrastructure

Steel bridges, support structures and industrial frameworks are built to last decades, but fatigue cracks eventually catch up with them. Replacing a permanently installed...

Guaranteed signs MoU with Lockheed Martin to support Belgium’s F 35 industrial strategy with WAAM

Guaranteed just signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with global security, defense and aerospace contractor Lockheed Martin. Together, they will deploy Guaranteed’s large-scale metal...

“Sell without owning 3D printers”: Yorkshire3D launches a fulfilment platform for creators

Makr3D, a new 3D print fulfilment platform launched by Yorkshire3D Limited, has opened its beta/founding-seller stage to offer 3D-printed products. The platform is designed...
A group of people gathered in a 3D printing lab

AZORG Hospitals bring 3D printing in-house with the establishment of PrintPlace onsite

 Founded a decade ago by Wesly Jacobs, Dimitri Buytaert, Pieter De Backer, and Tim Martens, PrintPlace  has grown into a product developer with extensive...
Stentra-radiation

How Kallisio is advancing patient‑specific AM in oncology one step at the time

Kallisio, an expert in technology-enabled solutions, engineered, manufactured, and delivered within 72 hours a patient-specific device matched precisely to Gia’s anatomy, a head and...

How 3D printing helps separate conjoined twins at Bambino Gesù and what it means for surgical preparation

Founded in Rome in 1869 and now operating as an IRCCS, a Scientific Institute for Research, Hospitalization and Health Care, Bambino Gesù is the...

Solukon’s SPR-Pathfinder® Pro tackles 3 challenges in depowdering complex 3D printed parts

Last year, for the very first time, automated depowdering expert Solukon, together with The Exploration Company, opened our eyes to the importance of designing...

When the technology is ready, but the system is not: Reimbursement pathways for 3D printing in Europe

There is a particular frustration that intensifies in hospital corridors, point-of-care labs, and boardrooms across Europe; the one of people who know clinically, technically,...