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RAPID+TCT Conference 2026: The intersection of research and industry

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Civil AM certification vs. defense: Two worlds that rarely talk to each other. Should they?

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From Lagos to Accra: RusselSmith in discussions to bring industrial AM to Ghana’s waters

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3D printed cover of Impossible Works

Some ideas are so obvious they seem impossible. Michael Molitch-Hou’s book is both.

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How Legacy Effects used 3D printing to build Superman’s world

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Sculpteo expands its offering with 3D scanning service

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Ceramic 3D printing finds its global stage at ceramitec 2026

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A 200 kN 3D printed aerospike rocket engine powers Aspire’s fully reusable Oryx spacecraft

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Würth Additive Group and B9Creations join forces to tackle production variability in distributed manufacturing

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LFAM gains ground: DEEP Manufacturing and Rapid Fusion expand into new markets

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Additive Talks | Closer, faster, certified: Where does (distributed) AM stand in aerospace & defense today?

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Tethon 3D expands technical ceramics portfolio with acquisition of IP assets from Fortify

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Dossier | Silicon Carbide in AM: What’s holding back SSiC—and propelling SiSiC forward?

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Five key verticals in the spotlight at 3D PRINT 2026: Automotive, aerospace, medical, defense, and luxury

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TCT Asia 2026: Different world, different rules (Part 2)

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RAPID + TCT 2026 lands in Boston, tapping into a leading hub for AM and Life Sciences

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GE Aerospace invests $1B in U.S. and €110M in European manufacturing

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TCT Asia 2026: Different world, different rules (Part 1)

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Ceramic 3D printing sets a new production standard. XJet shows how one industry at a time

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NIDEC MACHINE TOOL AMERICA rebrands AM division as Advanced Manufacturing Technologies

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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...
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RAPID+TCT Conference 2026: The intersection of research and industry

RAPID + TCT returns to Boston April 13–16, 2026, with a program that leans into practical, production‑focused work rather than broad marketing. The nine tracks and more than 160...

Civil AM certification vs. defense: Two worlds that rarely talk to each other. Should they?

They use the same materials. Often the same machines. They are both building a future in which additive manufacturing produces parts that fly, withstand extreme conditions, and are trusted...

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