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Impossible Objects has unveiled a new 3D printing system that is 15 times faster than its competitors. The CBAM 25 printer, which is capable of operating at 25 feet per…[INTERVIEW] CU CNC? Impossible Objects 15x faster 3D printing technology to challenge established platforms

A new Task Group to develop audit criteria for additive manufacturing processes in aviation, defense, and space has launched. The Nadcap program, responsible for providing critical process accreditations to suppliers…Nadcap Program Launches Additive Manufacturing Task Group for Aerospace Industry

New York based technology company WAZER was founded in 2015 by four Penn Engineering coursemates seeking to commercialize their desktop water cutter project. In this article we review the resulting…REVIEW: WAZER – compact, powerful and cost-effective water jet cutting

Handddle, a French startup specializing in 3D printing production lines, often called 3D printer farms in the wider industry, has renewed its ongoing collaboration with the French Air and Space…Handddle renews partnership with the French Air and Space Force, expanding 3D printing capabilities

The CY1000 is the first product introduced by Q5D, a UK-based manufacturer of wire harness automation apparatus for additive manufacturing. The 5-axis CNC robotic cell for additive manufacturing solves what…$200 billion market opportunity accessed by Q5D CY1000 3D printing system

Combining industrial 3D printing with traditional manufacturing methods is one probable scenario for how the industrialization of additive manufacturing will take place. A research initiative spanning multiple European countries has…Ad-Proc-Add research consortium publishes results of process chain optimization study

In a recent interview with Dr. Xuan Zhang a principal materials scientist at Argonne National Laboratory, and Niall O’Dowd, the founder of Phase3D, we learned more about the collaboration between…[INTERVIEW] Phase3D and Argonne National Lab: Sustainability, Nuclear Energy and a greener future for 3D Printing?

3D Systems, a US-based provider of solutions for additive manufacturing, has announced the successful verification of properties for GRX-810, NASA‘s new laser powder bed fusion superalloy. This innovative oxide dispersion-strengthened…Verification of NASA superalloy opens door to next-generation 3D printed aerospace components

In a medical 3D printing breakthrough, the first US surgeries featuring a revolutionary spinal implant made from Evonik‘s VESTAKEEP® i4 3DF PEEK filament biomaterial were conducted earlier this month. Developed…First US Surgeries Successfully Utilize 3D Printed PEEK Spinal Implants

Turkish 3D printing startup Co Print 3D has raised $650,000 USD through a campaign on the Turkish crowdfunding platform Fonbulucu. Having attracted 2,742 investors, the campaign quickly exceeded the initial…Co Print 3D raises $650,000 in crowdfunding campaign and announces new products