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.
A November 4 hands-on review finds that targeted AI edits can preserve much of a model, while difficult removals and unintended geometry changes remain concerns for printing.
Tripo Agentic Canvas links model generation, refinement and export in a visual workflow that users can inspect and reuse.
TCT Asia will move to five halls in Shanghai on May 27–29, while TCT Shenzhen will return to Futian on August 12–14 with a focus on South China’s manufacturing industries.
The October 29 development plan starts with oral KPV and BPC-157. Craft Health’s printed core-and-shell design draws on laboratory research with budesonide.
Protolabs links the expansion to demand from aerospace, defense and drone manufacturers. The company reported more than 40% year-over-year growth in U.S. Multi Jet Fusion revenue through the third quarter of 2026.
An October 28 PLOS One study reports rapid AI-generated scaffold geometry and promising computational benchmarks. 3DPTimes examines the design advance, its limited dataset and the manufacturing evidence still needed.
A wider store presence brings desktop 3D printing closer to new buyers. 3DPTimes examines Creality’s retail strategy, the historical data behind its online channels and the service economics that will determine lasting value.
Launched November 3, the H3C combines nine ready-to-use tools, dual-diameter filament feeding and integrated material management. 3DPTimes examines the engineering benefits and the tests that will determine practical value.
The November 25–27 conference will connect policy, research and industrial applications in Sichuan. Registration is requested before November 22, with a related exhibition running November 26–28.
The Waste to Form research project combines spent coffee grounds with architectural design. Its full-scale demonstrator explores circular materials, while building performance and end-of-life claims still need quantified validation.
Four volunteers left Mars Dune Alpha on October 31 after a 378-day simulation. The Houston habitat puts additive construction into the context of daily life and long-duration mission research.
EOS and BIZU Space’s October 29 partnership centers on DfAM training and engineering support. 3DPTimes examines the engineering milestones that would demonstrate progress toward verified propulsion hardware.
Fraunhofer IGD’s October 22 technical account links Cuttlefish software, Stratasys printers and hand-crafted animation in LAIKA’s feature production.
Fab.Pub’s account of Tarek Atoui’s installation reveals a coordinated project involving printed horns, bamboo composites and multiple fabrication systems.
The October 30 expansion announcement more than triples planned production space; hiring and capacity gains remain targets to be delivered.
