Partnership with FLEETWERX and Naval Postgraduate School Highlights Expeditionary Additive Manufacturing Capabilities
U.S. 3D printing firm Carbon secured $60M in new funding on Nov. 14, 2025, supported by its existing investors.
Using COBOD's technology, PERI has completed Germany's first serial 3D printed housing project, achieving significant time and cost savings over conventional methods.
Winston-Salem site becomes advanced production hub as Siemens pushes industrialization of 3D printing in the U.S.
BIO INX has entered into a distribution partnership with Yamato Scientific to expand its bioprinting business in Japan.
China successfully completes first flight test of its 3D-printed turbojet engine.
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China's ScanTech provided high-precision 3D scanning technology for the China-Egypt joint Saqqara archaeological project, enabling non-contact digital preservation of artifacts with exceptional detail while withstanding harsh environmental conditions.
AON3D has launched a physics-based G-code optimization feature that dynamically adjusts deposition rates using material data, slashing print times by up to 54% while maintaining part quality.
3D printing is revolutionizing architecture, as showcased by Yong Ju Lee Architecture, which uses additive manufacturing and sustainable materials to create innovative ecological structures.
Alzheimer's disease (AD), a severe neurodegenerative disorder, has long lacked effective curative treatments, imposing a heavy burden on patients and their families.
3D printing is revolutionizing removable partial dentures (RPDs) by enabling labs like GPS Digital RPD to scalably produce affordable, patient-specific devices that restore function and smiles.
Toyota's bZ Time Attack concept uses large-scale 3D printing to create aerodynamic components, showcasing rapid prototyping for electric motorsports.
Pelagus 3D is pioneering a certified digital inventory model for 3D printed marine parts through strategic partnerships, positioning itself uniquely in the maritime additive manufacturing sector.
RIT researchers have created self-healing, 3D-printable photopolymers that repair damage by combining thermoplastic agents with UV-curable resins, enhancing durability for aerospace and biomedical applications.
The U.S. Department of Energy has launched a $3.25 million Geothermal Manufacturing Prize to foster collaboration between additive manufacturing and geothermal energy, aiming to develop innovative solutions for harsh geothermal environments through a series of four competitive contests.
