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A research team from Nanjing Tech University, a Chinese institution specializing in mechanical and power engineering research, has introduced a physics-informed neural operator (PINO) framework capable of predicting real-time distortion…Real-time distortion prediction achieved in metal additive manufacturing

Base Materials, a UK-based developer of high-performance syntactic materials, has launched a large-format 3D printing service designed to give manufacturers a faster and more resource-efficient alternative to traditional tooling. The…Base Materials new large-format 3D printing service featuring ProXtrude paste system

U.S. based Oregon State University has developed a fast-curing, eco-friendly alternative to concrete. The clay-based material, which cures instantly as it is 3D printed, promises quicker, low-emission building of homes…Oregon State Researchers Develop Rapid-Setting Clay for Sustainable Housing and Infrastructure

As one of the world’s leading CNC machine tool manufacturers, DMG MORI is strengthening its position across both conventional and additive manufacturing (AM). At Formnext 2025 (November 18–21, Frankfurt), the…Smarter, Faster, Hybrid: How DMG MORI is Redefining Industrial Additive Manufacturing

Chinese digital manufacturing service provider ProtoSoon has introduced a smart online 3D printing quoting and ordering platform to streamline the entire product-development cycle. Instead of navigating long email chains or…A Clearer Path from File to Part: ProtoSoon’s Latest Smart Quoting and Ordering Platform Goes Live

In this edition of SLICED,  the 3D Printing Industry news digest, we highlight developments in additive manufacturing (AM) education, partnerships, leadership changes, digital expansion, facility upgrades, and major events. Read…SLICED: Latest News from the 3D Printing Industry

A comprehensive review published on ScienceDirect by researchers from the RMIT Centre for Additive Manufacturing in Melbourne and India’s CSIR-National Chemical Laboratory (CSIR-NCL) outlines current progress in additive manufacturing (AM)…RMIT and CSIR-NCL researchers review advances in 3D printing of polyimides

Researchers at NEST, Scuola Normale Superiore, and the University of Pisa have developed 3D-printable photochromic polymers capable of performing arithmetic and logic operations using only light. The study, published in…3D Printed Photochromic Materials Enable All-Optical Processing

Wayland Additive, a UK-based metal 3D printing company, has integrated its Calibur3 system into the Autodesk Fusion machine library. Announced on 27 November 2025, the collaboration enables a full end-to-end…Wayland Additive integrates Calibur3 into Autodesk Fusion to streamline electron beam metal 3D printing

England-based West Midlands Police has integrated 3D printing technology into its Fleet Services operations to manufacture bespoke interior vehicle components, streamlining maintenance and conversion processes for operational vehicles. Applying 3D…3D Printing Streamlines Vehicle Maintenance and Conversion at West Midlands Police