The October 20 orders cover Ti64 powder for LPBF, with deliveries expected throughout 2027.
The October 27 announcement covers glass-fibre-reinforced materials and a partnership effective since early 2026.
The research combines conductive filaments and compliant joints for interactive prototypes, with dedicated electronics and calibration still required.
The October 20 financing announcement targets production capacity, hiring and new materials for aerospace, defense and energy customers.
Seven examples span runway dresses, racing apparel, insoles, printable footwear, custom sports protection, titanium eyewear and a composite watch case.
The October 23 announcement aims to connect European manufacturing communities and support industrial adoption of additive manufacturing.
The October 23 university report describes resin-printing demonstrations, while the paper’s cell tests support a narrower safety claim than a universally non-toxic resin.
The October 21 partnership announcement combines dual-laser metal PBF with precision machining and plans for a local application center.
The October 21 update adds a swappable hotend, HighTemp sheets and engineering filaments; the hotend is incompatible with INDX.
The October 22 announcement sets a 12:00 UTC start on October 27, with regional prices and discounts across printers and consumables.
The October 26 order includes two years of services, with installation at Sunnyvale planned for the fourth quarter of AML3D’s 2027 financial year.
From playful spring-loaded characters and finger-sized geckos to a movie monster and an articulated tegu, these ten reptile models offer plenty of printing inspiration.
The October 26 infrastructure update adds selective powder placement within each layer, supporting research on material interfaces and plasma-generator components.
The October 23 test release revises tool-change paths and multi-material warnings, with a compatibility notice for 3MF files opened in older versions.
The October 22 order covers the neutron source’s target wheel, with deliveries scheduled over 14 months and most planned for 2027.
The October 21 release adds SLS preparation tools and RMS220 file uploads, while Raise3D reports faster FFF slicing and G-code preview loading.
The S10 combines printing, washing and drying in one machine, while final UV curing remains separate and fulfillment is estimated for March–April 2027.
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The Swedish company’s October 22 announcement reports initial customer deliveries, over 99.7% relative density and potential shielding applications.
The Chinese developer says users can preview, edit and download 3D models for printing; full model weights are scheduled for November 4.
