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During the 2024 Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) conference, the recipients of five Distinguished INnovator Operator (DINO) awards and the organization’s prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award were announced.   Held in Chicago…Lifetime Achievement Award winner and five new DINOs announced at AMUG Conference 2024

French software start-up Spare Parts 3D (SP3D) has launched the beta program of Théia, its new digital tool that can automatically create 3D models from 2D technical drawings.    As global…Spare Parts 3D launches new AI-powered 2D-to-3D model digitization tool 

High-precision 3D scanner manufacturer 3DMakerpro has launched its new Moose 3D scanner series. Scheduled for release today, March 28th, the handheld scanners offer a seamless blend of user-friendly features and…All new Moose 3D scanner series by 3DMakerpro: Technical specifications and pricing

Metal 3D printing startup Fluent Metal has launched out of stealth after raising $5.5 million in venture capital funding.         The new company has been founded to develop and commercialize its…Fluent Metal launches out of stealth with new liquid metal 3D printing offering

Spectra Additive, a company leveraging DLP (Digital Light Processing) technology from Austrian manufacturer GENERA, has embarked on a mission to produce high-quality eyewear frames. Partnering with material specialists Henkel, Spectra…Spectra Additive: Revolutionizing Eyewear Production with 3D Printing

Australian metal 3D printer manufacturer Titomic Limited has announced that the land branch of the Royal Netherlands Army, the Koninklijke Landmacht, has ordered ten of its D523 Cold Spray 3D…Titomic receives largest ever D523 3D printer order to support Ukraine’s war efforts

The University of Birmingham has acquired Prima Additive’s Print Genius 150 Double Wavelength (DW) metal 3D printer. This printer will be used for the research of novel materials, encompassing functionally…University of Birmingham leveraging Prima Additive’s printer for its research

Researchers from Stanford University have 3D printed nanoparticles that possess unique shapeshifting capabilities.  Called Archimedean truncated tetrahedrons (ATTs), the 3D printed shapes have long been recognized for their potential to…Stanford researchers achieve breakthrough in 3D printed shapeshifting nanoparticles 

Researchers from Stanford University have developed a novel high-speed 3D printing process that can produce up to one million, highly complex microscale particles per day.   While the 3D printing of…Researchers develop new 3D printing technique for the mass production of microscale particles 

Munich-based 3D printer manufacturer EOS has announced the launch of the EOS M 290 1kW laser powder bed fusion (LPBF) 3D printer.  An upgraded version of the EOS M 290…EOS enables serial production with the new M 290 1kW metal 3D printer