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Hybrid Manufacturing: Additive freedom, metalworking quality

Conditions driving renewed interest in Additive Manufacturing (AM) are real and structural. Supply chain disruptions, reshoring pressures, workforce shortages, and the erosion of domestic...
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IMTS 2026: Solukon to debut new simulation software for automated depowdering of complex 3D printed parts

Several companies of the additive manufacturing are already familiar with IMTS, the largest manufacturing technology trade show in North America. Automated depowdering expert Solukon is one...
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Artec 3D adds a new metrology-grade laser scanner to its portfolio

Artec 3D introduces the successor to Artec Point, its target-based handheld laser scanner for industrial metrology. Named Artec Point II, the developer of 3D...

The right moment in AM: When machine manufacturers should launch and AM users should invest

Understanding the economics and timing of innovation December 2025. I sat down for a yearly catch-up with Marina Haugg, Head of Marketing & PR at...
footballer Cavan Sullivan stepped onto the pitch wearing adidas’ first fully 3D printed football boots

adidas unveils its first 3D‑printed football boots with Cavan Sullivan’s on‑pitch debut

On July 23, 2026, footballer Cavan Sullivan stepped onto the pitch wearing adidas’ first fully 3D‑printed football boots during the MLS match between the...

FDA clearance paves the way for Walter Reed to deploy 3D‑printed titanium cranial implants in patient care

Remember when we examined in in-house versus outsourced 3D printing in healthcare, where the debate is almost often the compliance infrastructure? Well, with the...
Jorge M. Zuniga, Ph.D, helps Rue Gillespie put on her prosthesis before she is run through a series of tests on Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2020, in Omaha, Nebraska, at the Gillespie home. (Ryan Soderlin/UNO) Jorge M. Zuniga, Ph.D, helps Rue Gillespie put on her prosthesis before she is run through a series of tests on Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2020, in Omaha, Nebraska, at the Gillespie home. (Ryan Soderlin/UNO)

UNO secures an $8 million award to establish a hub for healthcare 3D printing

The University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) recently secured an $8 million award from the National Science Foundation’s E-RISE awards to establish the Nebraska...
Examples of 3D printed parts produced through Xometry's platform

Xometry introduces new AI models for custom manufacturing

Xometry has upgraded its AI model architecture with a new generation of high-capacity, interconnected models that span the entire manufacturing journey. This upgrade follows the...
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Chromatic 3D Materials opens new facility for rocket propellant test firing

Material producer Chromatic 3D Materials launches an integrated rocket propellant test-firing capability at Camp Ripley, a 53,000-acre National Guard training facility near Little Falls,...

A measured ambition for APWORKS’ new era: Manufacturing, materials, and strategy

A conversation with APWORKS’ new CEO, Sebastian Lepa APWORKS may not be the most talkative contract manufacturer in additive manufacturing, but it remains one of...