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Composites: Additive, but not “AM” as we know it
With several large industrial players stepping away from composites additive manufacturing between 2024 and 2025, including Asahi Kasei Plastics North America, Braskem’s Xtellar unit,...
Royal3D’s solution to ensure high quality prints throughout the printing process
While many teams invest effort upstream (part design, print orientation, slicing parameters, thermal simulation) to reduce defects, or on post-production inspection, small temperature variations...
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...
What’s a spray-based 3D printing system?
Japanese construction 3D printing company Shimizu Corporation introduces a new construction 3D printer.
With a material spray simulator as the key selling point, the Spray-based...
One to watch: Vision Miner’s 22 IDEX V4 3D printer delivers high-temperature performance and production-grade reliability. Here is how.
One of the biggest limitations of desktop FDM 3D printing is that parts often lack the mechanical, thermal, and chemical properties required for demanding...
Focus | From print to pour: Choosing between wax and resin for jewelry casting patterns
For those new to or working outside of this creative sector, note that in jewelry casting, a pattern refers to a model, typically made of...
FOCUS | Designing for depowdering: Optimizing 3D printed parts from the start
We’ve often preached the benefits of DfAM (Design for Additive Manufacturing) in terms of lightweighting, topology optimization, and part consolidation —but one critical aspect...
The most advanced dataset from the Peregrine software, used to monitor and analyze parts during 3D printing
Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s Peregrine software, used to monitor and analyze parts created through powder bed additive manufacturing, has released its most advanced dataset to...
GKN Aerospace integrates AM Explorer software to ensure high reliability of aerospace 3D printed parts
GKN Aerospace, a Tier 1 supplier of major civil, aerospace, and military programs, has recently integrated AM Explorer software into its additive manufacturing (AM)...
Pratt & Whitney on the evolutionary journey that leads to the development of military engines with Additive Manufacturing
Many military aircraft, especially fighters, require engines with significant differences from commercial aircraft. They fly different flight profiles and perform various jobs. These differences...