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“Blow Extrusion” Nozzle Promises Lightweight and Efficient 3D Prints

I saw a new 3D print nozzle technology that can print tubular extrusions.

Modix announced a powerful new technology for their large-format 3D printers: Resin Infill Technology.

Researchers at ORNL have developed a new crack-free 3D printable metal alloy that can withstand temperatures above 1315C.

Hyperganic announced today a new tool, HyDesign for lattice generation.

Researchers have identified a method of 3D printing cellulose aerogels with greater strength.

Spherene offers advanced software that can quickly generate highly complex 3D models.

Markforged 3D printing solutions were used to develop a radically new style of satellite.

Two industries have developed extremely deep usage of 3D printing, but for entirely different reasons.

We’ve all heard about 3D printers printing with carbon fiber, but what about a 3D printer MADE FROM carbon fiber?

Charles R. Goulding looks at how 3D printing technology could fit into a major helicopter renewal contract.

Charles R. Goulding and Julia Wallace look at Triumph Group’s investment into 3D printing technology for aerospace.

I spoke with Roboze CEO Alessio Lorusso recently and found out the current state of the Italian manufacturer of high-temperature 3D printers.

An RC flyer has performed a very real test of a lightweight 3D printing materials.

colorFabb has introduced a new ASA material that is extremely lightweight.

colorFabb is teasing a rather strange and new 3D print material.

I’m reading research describing a method of producing a porous aluminum structure for ships that has some interesting implications for 3D printing.