The additive construction industry is moving beyond cement to embrace locally sourced, sustainable materials like geopolymers, wood composites, and recycled plastics, driven by environmental concerns and regional suitability.
Creality, a leading consumer 3D printer manufacturer, has submitted an IPO prospectus for a Hong Kong listing, claiming the top global market share in its sector.
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory has acquired a large-scale metal 3D printer to rapidly produce durable components for marine energy systems, accelerating research and prototype development.
UltiMaker has launched a secure line of air-gapped 3D printers designed specifically for defense applications, featuring hardened hardware and encrypted workflows to meet stringent security requirements.
A designer in Kazakhstan has created modular, glue-free sneakers with 3D-printed soles to promote repairability and sustainability in footwear.
Apple has adopted a 3D-printed titanium USB-C port in its iPhone Air, marking its first use of additive manufacturing for a structural component in a mass-market consumer device.
Autodesk Research and Additive Tectonics have developed a sustainable 3D-printed concrete floor system using eco-friendly materials and digital design to reduce waste and carbon emissions.
QuesTek Innovations is developing a new high-temperature 3D printing alloy in partnership with a niobium producer to address supply chain and performance challenges in aerospace and energy sectors.
Trek has launched its first 3D-printed saddle series, the Aeolus AirLoom, utilizing a proprietary lattice technology for targeted support and pressure relief.
A 3D-printed collar that enhances radiofrequency ablation (RFA) into potent thermal immunotherapy for lung cancer, boosting both local heat coverage and systemic immune response.
Shining 3D advances the localization of high-precision 3D scanners with its Kylin OS-compatible software and PTB-certified inspection solutions.
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The fascinating link between sportswear brands and 3D printing manufacturers/applied technologies. Technological innovation is set to completely revolutionize the wearing experience, manufacturing processes, and every other aspect.
Chinese companies have emerged that use AI to rapidly develop metal 3D printing powder materials, with a recent investment of tens of millions of yuan, poised to reshape China's metal material innovation paradigm.
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