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A new congressional report accompanying the U.S. House Appropriations Committee’s fiscal 2026 defense budget recommends the creation of a nationwide network of dual-use factories. Under the proposal, the U.S. Department…U.S. Congress Advances Dual-Use Factories Powered by AI and 3D Printing to Boost Wartime Production

Agenda setting ceramics 3D printing event AM Ceramics is returning to Vienna, Austria on 21–22 October 2025 for its 10th edition, bringing together leading voices in ceramic additive manufacturing at…AM Ceramics 2025 to Spotlight Ceramic 3D Printing Breakthroughs in Vienna

Ukrainian startup Lemki Robotix, in collaboration with German 3D printing firm iSCALE 3D and Czech robotics company Zeykan Robotics, has developed a fully 3D printed off-road autonomous robot constructed entirely…3D Printed Autonomous Off-Road Robot Revealed by Lemki Robotix, iSCALE 3D, and Zeykan Robotics

Researchers from the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) have introduced a compact, high-efficiency holographic tomographic volumetric additive manufacturing (HT-VAM) system that leverages a MEMS-based phase-only light modulator. This development…MEMS-based holographic system boosts volumetric 3D printing efficiency

In this edition of SLICED, the 3D Printing Industry news digest, we compile the latest developments across the additive manufacturing (AM) sector, including hospital-based device production, sustainable construction projects, and…SLICED: Latest news from the 3D Printing Industry

A 3D printed safety device has helped save the life of an NTT INDYCAR SERIES driver.  Josef Newgarden was involved in a high-speed collision with Louis Foster during the recent…3D Printed Aeroscreen Saves Driver’s Life in High-Speed INDYCAR Crash

Secure your spot now for exclusive AM insights at our Additive Manufacturing Advantage online conference covering aerospace, space, and defense! A new North Bristol NHS Trust (NBT) facility is using 3D printing,…3D printing helps restore face of a 75-year-old cyclist at new NHS Bristol facility

South Korean space company INNOSPACE has launched an Advanced Manufacturing Division specializing in the production of rocket engines and critical components for space launch vehicles through proprietary metal additive manufacturing…INNOSPACE Launches In-House 3D Printing Division to Scale Rocket Engine Production

Over the past 30 years, the once-dominant U.S. Navy has steadily fallen behind the Chinese People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) in size and production capacity. In response, the Institute for…[INTERVIEW] Why 3D Printing is Poised to Accelerate U.S. Navy Shipbuilding

A recent social media post caught my eye, something that could be described as the antithesis of LinkedIn. Instead of the typical self-congratulatory product launch or inflated performance claims, it…NASA’s Gabriel Demeneghi on Additive Manufacturing’s Limits, Failures, and Open Data