Tag: fabrication additive
HVE and its partners 3D print the nose and front skirt of an ICE 3neo train.
The novelty is the process chain.
After 34 months, HÖRMANN Vehicle Engineering (HVE) and its consortium partners have completed 3D-FiberTrain, a research project targeting the...
1,200 solutions, zero patents: TOM’s 3D printing model for accessible assistive technology
Q&A with Gidi Grinstein, Founder & President of Tikkun Olam Makers (TOM)
There is a surprisingly large and rapidly growing ecosystem of nonprofits that use...
Eight years after the first 3D printed pointe shoe, act’ble is selling one
When 3D ADEPT Media first covered a 3D printed pointe shoe in 2018, it was a graduation project. Hadar Neeman, then a product design...
LEAP Space unveils 3D printed Serrano engine for the Bighorn launch vehicle
LEAP Space has recently revealed the first major piece of its Bighorn launch vehicle: the Serrano engine.
Faithful to its three operating principles, simplicity, responsiveness,...
Jean Paul Gaultier brings 5 haute couture designs to life using 3D printing
In a collaboration with 3D printing service bureau Sculpteo, fashion designer ROMI creates five haute couture looks for iconic haute couture fashion house Jean Paul...
Virtual surgical planning at scale: How SGH built a point-of-care AM program that works
The diversity of perspectives shared at EFHAM 2025 further reinforced something I find myself returning to often: that advancing modern medicine, and in this...
Fraunhofer IWM boosts fatigue strength of metal 3D printed parts by up to 40% and can now predict it
When a metal part is 3D printed, it comes out of the machine with weaknesses concentrated at its surface: roughness, tensile residual stress locked...
TE Connectivity relies on 3D printing for catheter manufacturing
TE Connectivity, a company we used to see operate in the field of connectors and sensors, uses 3D printing to manufacture the catheter shafts...
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...
Why LEAP 71 thinks in code first and what that means for Aerospace & Defense
Four years ago, when I first met Lin Kayser, then CEO and founder of Hyperganic, he was betting on algorithms and AI to mass-produce...