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6K Additive Goes Public on ASX

After years of negative investor sentiment in public markets, the additive manufacturing (AM) industry has seen a modest resurgence in Initial Public Offering (IPO) interest in 2025. Back in August,…

Killer 3D Printing Applications: Aircraft Seating

After the success of 3D printed bike seats, many types of pads have been explored, from backpack pads to those for boxing gloves and helmets. But can we also find…


Dcubed’s New ARAQYS Platform Could 3D Print Kilowatts of Power in Space by 2027

Dcubed, the Munich-based startup that has been building one of the most advanced in-space manufacturing programs in the world, is taking its biggest step yet. The company has unveiled ARAQYS,…

AI Drives Additive Manufacturing at ICAM 2025

This year’s ASTM International Conference on Advanced Manufacturing (ICAM 2025) was special not only because it was the 10th anniversary of the event, but also because it was the first featuring…

Northrop Grumman & Titomic Achieve Successful Hot Fire Test with 3D Printed Thrust Chamber

Back in April, leading Australian cold spray additive manufacturing (CSAM) original equipment manufacturer (OEM) Titomic announced that the company was partnering with defense giant Northrop Grumman to test the use…

3D Printing News Briefs, December 3, 2025: Vapor Smoothing, Microneedles, & More

Happy 3D Printing Day! In today’s 3D Printing News Briefs, we cover everything from a 3D printer order and vapor smoothing to microneedles, surgical training models, and more. Read on…

Stratasys’ RadioMatrix Could Mark the Beginning of the End for Cadavers in Imaging Training

Stratasys has expanded its radiopaque 3D printing material, RadioMatrix, to full commercial availability in the United States. The move could change medical imaging training by giving hospitals and researchers access…

UK’s Base Materials Launches Large-Format 3D Printing Service

Tooling has been one of the additive manufacturing (AM) industry’s biggest success stories for quite some time, but the market is still in its early phases. One factor giving this…

Robotics Leader Comau to Advance AM Capabilities in EU-Funded Project

One could argue that the growth of additive manufacturing (AM) adoption proceeds at the pace at which the barriers to entry involved in post-processing are lowered. In other words, the…

3D Printing Could Make Saddles More Comfortable for Horses

A professor from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) in Troy, New York, is trying to bring modern digital tools into one of the most traditional parts of the sports world: horses…

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Wayland Additive Integrates Calibur3 into Autodesk Fusion Machine Library

UK-based Wayland Additive announced that it’s collaborating with multinational software corporation Autodesk in order to help make its NeuBeam Electron Beam Powder Bed Fusion (PBF-EB) process more accessible, thus advancing…

Surgeons Test Fast, Low-Cost 3D Printed Template to Improve Custom Stent-Grafts

A team of vascular surgeons in Medellín, Colombia, has shown that combining AI-assisted imaging with low-cost 3D printing can make it easier and safer to build patient-specific stent grafts. Their…

AM Demand Signals: What A Ball Valve from Shell & Bonney Forge Says About 3DP in the Oil & Gas Industry

The time and resource expenditures required to qualify parts for the additive manufacturing (AM) industry can certainly be demanding. But those requirements are also reassuring. Most obviously, they’re reassuring from…

Campbell’s Exec Fired After “3D Printed Chicken” Claim — But What’s Really Going On?

Campbell’s is dealing with an unusual crisis this week, and somehow 3D printing ended up in the middle of it. It all began when a former employee, Robert Garza, released…

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The Desktop Everything Revolution Is Happening Right Now

Last year, we asked, “Will There Be a Desktop Manufacturing Revolution outside of 3D Printing?” We looked at desktop mills, CNC, and devices such as the Carvera. There, we thought…

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Boston’s Additive Edge: Harvard’s MEDscience Takes High Schoolers Into the Future of Medicine

Forget chalkboards and worksheets. At Harvard Medical School’s MEDscienceTECH Program, students learn medicine by building, coding, and experimenting – whether it’s navigating a LEGO robot through a 3D printed spine,…

3DPOD Episode 282: 3D Printing Across Applications with Mark Reibel, SpecCoat

Mark Reibel has deep experience in Additive working for HP, ExOne, Holo, Xometry, Stratasys, and Solid Concepts. With over 23 years in 3D printing, Mark has seen it all. With…

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The Desktop Everything Revolution Is Happening Right Now

Last year, we asked, “Will There Be a Desktop Manufacturing Revolution outside of 3D Printing?” We looked at desktop mills, CNC, and devices such as the Carvera. There, we thought…

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Europe’s Reshoring Moment: How AM Can Power Industrial Recovery

For years, Europe has seen much of its manufacturing base shrink as production has moved overseas and global competition has increased. Now, the region is trying to bring that work…

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From Hobby to Hustle: How the Prosumer 3D Printing Market Is Rewriting the Industry

When many hear 3D printing, they still think of hobbyists tinkering in garages, making figurines, models, or toys. But that image has changed. A new wave of users exists between…


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