Blue Origin says more than 65% of Northstar is additively manufactured. The new booster engine promises higher thrust, fewer parts and lower mass, while reported cost savings remain company projections.
XECARB PEBA-CF combines a thermoplastic elastomer with 15% carbon fiber for extrusion-printed parts that need controlled deformation and elastic recovery.
Six developments span family-friendly printers, automated resin washing, hydropower repair, stop-motion production, bacterial batteries and programmable textiles.
The FIA recognized the electric hypercar’s 503.17 km/h single-direction run. Supplier BLT’s earlier disclosure explains how metal additive manufacturing contributed to the body structure.
A Scientific Reports study estimates four mechanical properties from circular ER5356 wire-arc builds, giving engineers a way to choose which deposition settings to test next.
Explore ten 3D-printable vehicle models, from a working full-suspension mountain bike to the Audi R26 Formula 1 concept, with a download link for each model.
The November 3 release reported 40% year-over-year revenue growth, a 36.0% marketplace gross margin and $1.935 million in net income attributable to common stockholders.
The center opened on October 20 with more than 10 laboratories and over 40 sets of equipment for powder characterization, chemical analysis and mechanical testing.
The October 29 partnership brings machine-, material- and process-specific templates into PanX to help engineers identify thermal risks before committing to large laser powder bed fusion builds.
The November 2 update puts Velora on a full commercial rollout this month, reports initial Identity KA knee cases and sets a 2027 target for the Identity 3DP Porous knee system.
Arkema’s November 4 update focuses on elastomeric resins for footwear, sporting goods and other consumer products. The announcement gives no new resin grade or launch date.
A whole-shoe FDM comparison found a weight saving over dense TPU. A two-person walking pilot observed lower peak pressure in some regions versus barefoot and sock conditions.
A new RoboFab technical note puts customization, iteration speed and structural function ahead of a simple count of printable robot components.
The November 4 sustainability update sets operational targets and adds climate-risk analysis, while separating future goals from reported 2025 results.
The Hi-Light bicycle maker is bringing large-format metal printing into fork development, with design support, inspection and powder supply central to the production workflow.
Four customer accounts show resin printing moving into repeat orders, with reported gains in delivery time, footwear output and lattice-cushion production.
Light-Form uses a single exposure to form a lens in seconds, but resin recovery, surface treatment and optical mapping remain part of the production workflow.
The four-nozzle printer moves into a new U.S. launch phase, but Creality’s store still shows an early-December shipping estimate. Nozzle-switch time and total material-change time are listed separately.
The November 3 announcement describes an agreement signed in January, with individual projects to be defined separately and repeatable production among the proposed research priorities.
Replicator-2’s reported rigid-boom demonstration advances in-space manufacturing, while larger solar-array structures remain a development goal.
