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German medical device manufacturer, EIT Emerging Implant Technology which aims at creating 3D printed titanium implants for spinal applications has been granted the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) clearance of the expansion of...

When you know that an application or solution can change someone's life, every explanation can be a real puzzle to demystify. Yet, this time it's different, and that's probably because we've been out in...

Download the March/April edition of 3D ADEPT Mag When you know that an application or solution can change someone's life, every explanation can be a real puzzle to demystify. Yet, this time it's different, and...

Global 3D printing company UltiMaker releases Factor 4, a new industrial-grade 3D printer, engineered for the development, production, and deployment of process-critical tools and components. With support for engineering materials, direct drive dual extrusion, onboard...

While exact estimates are hard to determine, market analysts agree with the fact that spare parts manufacturing is a multi-billion-dollar industry – given the fact that it spans different vertical industries, some of them...

Construction company Abyan has recently built 3D-printed large water tanks for Kuwait United Poultry Company. Built to provide drinking water to chickens on a farm, the tanks are described as a “world’s first” and...

I remember the very first interviews I conducted in the AM industry. As a newcomer, I didn't have enough distance to analyze things. Therefore, I found myself repetitively writing the same sentences, spoken by...

AMUG is one of those Additive Manufacturing events that have been around for more than three decades – yet it took some coverage from my colleague Cameron and a media partnership with 3D ADEPT...

MIMO TECHNIK, LEAP 71 and ASTRO Test Lab signed an agreement at AMUG to create an end-to-end workflow for the design, manufacturing, and validation of computationally engineered products primarily in aerospace. MIMO TECHNIK is a...

The original Renault 5 sold over 5.5 million units across five continents from 1972 to 1985 was the first car to achieve fuel consumption below the symbolic 5 litres/100km at 90km/h. Its first electric...