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One Click Metal, a German manufacturer focused on accessible metal additive manufacturing solutions, has launched the new PROline system, marking the next evolution of its product range. Designed for customers…One Click Metal introduces PROline MPRINTpro and MPUREpro systems for scalable metal 3D printing

Researchers at Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich. (ETH Zurich) have successfully 3D printed human muscle tissue in microgravity during parabolic flight experiments, marking a milestone in space-based biofabrication.…Human Muscle Tissue 3D Printed in Microgravity by ETH Zurich Researchers

Sustainability has become the industry’s favorite talking point, with manufacturers across the value chain quick to claim carbon savings, sometimes without the data to prove it. At Formnext this year,…Procotex France Bets on Recycled Carbon Fibre to Prove Sustainability Can Compete on Performance and Price

Industrial 3D printing is shifting fast. Once locked behind aerospace budgets and enterprise systems, high-temperature additive manufacturing is moving into smaller workshops and independent production lines.  Industrial 3D printer manufacturer…Industrial power at just $14K? Check out Vision Miner’s new 22 IDEX v4 3D printer

Satellites, defense systems, and next-generation semiconductors all push materials to their limits. Metals falter under extreme heat and stress, which is why engineers turn to advanced ceramics. Yet producing them…Industrializing ceramics: how nitrides and automation redefine additive manufacturing

Researchers at the Vienna University of Technology (TU Wien) have developed a 3D printing process that allows hidden codes and symbols to be built directly into printed materials. The new…TU Wien Researchers Embed Hidden Codes in 3D Printed Materials

UK-based rocket and space technology company Skyrora has been selected as a prime contractor in the European Space Agency’s (ESA) General Support Technology Programme (GSTP). The project focuses on additive…Tanbium: Skyrora’s High-Performance Alloy Project Gains ESA Support

Researchers at the McGill University, supported by funding from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), have created what is being called the smallest bioprinter reported to date—just 2.7 mm wide—that…Miniature Bioprinter Aims to Improve Vocal Cord Healing, Developed by McGill Researchers

Singapore is expanding its role in the global aerospace industry with the launch of the second phase of the Smart Manufacturing Joint Lab (SMJL), a collaboration between Agency for Science,…Singapore Advances Aerospace MRO Capabilities with SMJL Phase Two

At The United Kingdom’s Royal Air Force (RAF) Coningsby in Lincolnshire, engineers have used additive manufacturing (AM) to produce a temporary pylon assembly part, enabling a Typhoon jet to return…RAF Coningsby Leverages Additive Manufacturing to Keep Jets Combat-Ready