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North America’s largest AM meetup, RAPID+TCT, happened last week in Chicago. Over 350 exhibitors and 10,000 industry professionals packed the nearly 125,000 square feet of McCormick Place, just south of the city’s center. When you...

Download The March/April edition of 3D ADEPT Mag To date, about a dozen end-use applications have already been identified in the healthcare industry. This is a big step for humanity considering where we come...

The third season of the Additive Talks sessions will be filled with new guests and new topics across vertical industries adopting AM technologies. In case you’re not familiar with them, the Additive Talks are...

From mergers & acquisitions to bankruptcies, expected & unexpected milestones, 2022 led us through an emotional rollercoaster. As 2022 draws to a close, 3D ADEPT Media is looking back over a year difficult to...

We just got back from Frankfurt, a European and German city best known for its production of high-quality sausages (frankfurters), but at this time of the year, for AM enthusiasts and specialists, the city...

Temperatures are on the rise The heat is on right with the trade shows season, and the intense pressure for great performance and strong results but we also feel a different kind of “heat”...

Despite the capabilities of additive manufacturing, producing parts with only a trial-and-error approach remains time consuming and expensive. Indeed, you will never know the number of batch productions you are going to launch before...

A lot is happening in the private space industry right now. The current “space race” continuous to foster collaborations between public and private organizations, and urges a lot of startups to increase their capital...

In theory, data is captured throughout the product lifecycle and analyzed for opportunities to drive down tooling costs and lead times and improve efficiencies and innovation. That’s what the phrase “Digital Thread” stands for.  AM...

At the very beginning, when manufacturers started using Additive Manufacturing (AM), the market was severely lacking in materials specifically designed for the technology. Contract manufacturers therefore worked with leftovers and scrap with general specifications,...