3D Printing Blog

Essentium released additional findings from their annual additive manufacturing manufacturing survey.

Ai Build announced they’ve received a significant investment, and there’s an interesting twist to the story.

First impressions of SimScale’s AI-based physics prediction technology.

Fraunhofer ICT has developed a versatile printable filament approach that can “foam” in controllable ways.

3D Systems announced a major “restructuring” initiative, but what could this mean?

Sygnis has participated in a breakthrough energy project with a new ceramic 3D printing solution.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi discuss the transformative shift in the construction industry towards integrating advanced technologies like 3D printing and automation.

Prusa Research just concluded a design contest and there’s a surprising outcome.

A story about open source trends might become disturbing for the 3D print world.

The British Museum announced an incredible project: they are digitizing their entire collection.

The cranial implants, produced on the company's EXT 220 MED extrusion platform using Evonik's VESTAKEEP i4 3DF PEEK material, have been successfully used at the University Hospital Basel, in Switzerland, and…

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi examine how 3D printing technology and new policies can address recent economic concerns in Germany.

There has been an incredibly important development in the field of plastics recycling.

There’s news from ValCUN, makers of a very unusual metal 3D printer.

Aurora Labs unveiled a new metal 3D printer, the AL250.

This week’s selection is “Etsy Empire Strikes Back” by Eric Michael.

What would be the key things to look for when choosing a desktop 3D printer for series production?

Researchers at ORNL have been 3D printing prototype lunar wheels.

Charles R. Goulding discusses Robin Woolard's 3D printed jewelry collection showcased at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco, California.

This week’s selection is the G Award, produced on HP 3D printing equipment.

Once again we take a look at the valuations of the major 3D printing companies over the past week.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi discuss SharkNinja's ongoing and potential 3D printing activities and opportunities.

Creality successfully hosted its second user meetup, ShareFest Maryland 2023.

I spotted evidence of an unusual construction 3D print taking place that might involve SpaceX.

At long last, Mosaic Manufacturing finally released their sophisticated Array / Element system.

High-energy X-rays shed light on how thermomechanical deformation creates localized microscale phenomena.

Leap 71 has open sourced a powerful computational engineering software framework.

Modix announced a new large format 3D printer, the Modix Core-Meter.

UltiMaker announced a rebranding of MakerBot.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi discuss Stratasys' relationship with the Israeli military and what the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict means for Israeli tech startups.

Bright Laser Technologies has introduced a massive metal 3D printer that uses an astonishing 20 lasers.

There’s been a very puzzling development at Sigma Additive Solutions.

Essentium announced a very unusual deployment of their additive manufacturing equipment — in Ukraine.

Upscaling LMM technology to target mass manufacturing.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi take a closer look at BAE Systems' recent acquisition of Ball Aerospace and how 3D printing can play a role.

The state of New York has introduced a new bill, A8132, which will require 3D printer buyers to pass a criminal record check.

Researchers have unveiled a new method of nano-3D printing that addresses current limitations, offering both speed and precision unprecedented in nanomanufacturing.

I’m reading a curious article on MakeUseOf that attempts to show how ChatGPT can be used for 3D printing.

This week’s selection is “Mastering Fusion 360” by Jake O Sugden and Joshua Manley.

With the rendering of implicit functions into the voxel field, we have created the ability to work with lattices and complex infills.

Stratasys announced “end of service” for multiple notable FDM machines.

Researchers have developed a way to 3D print an “electronic skin”.

This week’s selection is the adorable prototype robot developed by Disney Research.

Once again we take a look at the valuations of the major 3D printing companies over the past week.

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi examine the year following the exactment of the Inflation Reduction Act and the CHIPS and Science Act, specifically manufacturing projects in clean teach.

We will dive a bit into the technicalities of a Voxel-based kernel here, how do we interact with it?

Farsoon introduced two production 3D printers, one for metal, and one for polymers.

Kings announced a new pellet-powered industrial 3D printer.

Our look at the Kingroon KPL1 high speed 3D printer concludes with print results and final thoughts.

Our look at the Kingroon KPL1 high speed 3D printer continues with setup, calibration, operations and software.