Through the TACTILE program, the Department of Defense successfully launched a rocket with a 3D printed motor.

A new AM process, Dynamic Interface Printing, from the University of Melbourne promises to revolutionize bioprinting.

Several companies have leveraged 3D printing technology to aid ocean conservation in recent years, and their work has been ...

In our next webinar, join us as we discuss how continuous fiber 3D printing works and see how it can help transform the ...

Formnext 2024 is coming up! We give you the top 10 reasons why you should attend Formnext this year if you are interested in ...

The Universidad del Bío-Bío and the National Agency for Research and Development (ANID) collaborated to build Chile's first ...

At a time when climate change is becoming an increasing threat to our planet, it is critical to start adopting sustainable energy sources and technologies. The project Stored Energy in the Sea ...

Researchers at the University of Virginia have developed a strong concrete that emmits less carbon that traditional concrete ...

The Austrian manufacturer of ceramic 3D printers will be presenting its new system at Formnext, the CeraFab S320 ...

The USS San Diego has successfully 3D printed functional, essential parts while afloat using metal additive manufacturing.

Fronius CMT Additive Pro overcomes challenges in metal AM by allowing for material- and cost-efficient processing while ...

Researchers at UT Southwestern and a 3D printing specialist at UT Dallas collaborated to create a 3D printed femur model.