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AM Forum Berlin 2026: Tough Love From BMW’s Timo

We’re once again in the lovely city of Berlin, at the absolutely immense Estrel Center. The congress center, a musical and theater venue, towers over the easternmost reaches of the…

Getting Down to Business at AMS 2026: Desktop Revolution, Dental Market & More

At the recent Additive Manufacturing Strategies (AMS) 2026 in blizzard-stricken New York City, those who were able to make it through the wind and snow got right down to business….


MIT’s Enterprise Additive Manufacturing Program Heads to RAPID + TCT 2026

MIT will offer the class Enterprise Additive Manufacturing over the course of five days. Three and a half days will take place at MIT, while two half days will see the…

Singapore 3D Prints Childcare Center Walls in Two Days

The exterior walls of a childcare center were 3D printed in two days in Singapore. The first story was made with additive while the second was made with conventional methods….

ICON Opens Sales of Its Titan Construction 3D Printer, Promises Walls for $20 per Square Foot

Construction 3D printing company ICON has taken a major step toward commercializing its technology. The Austin-based firm announced the launch of the Titan program, which will allow builders to directly…

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TCT Asia 2026: Empowering Asia · Connecting the World

TCT Asia, now in its 12th year, is more than just a 3D printing exhibition — it embodies its original concept: Time Compression Technology, a vision of making the entire…

Shocking! America Makes Wants to Give You Money Again

With two new project calls, America Makes would like to give you $35 million. Powered by the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense, Manufacturing Technology Office (OSD ManTech). OSD…

3D Printing Financials: Healthcare and Aerospace Drive Growth at 3D Systems

3D Systems (NYSE: DDD) closed out 2025 with stronger performance in the final quarter, helped by growing demand for 3D printing in healthcare, dental, and aerospace applications. The company said…

Fraunhofer ILT Tests 3D Printed Titanium Reactors to Generate Hydrogen Onboard Heavy Vehicles

The Aachen-based Fraunhofer Institute for Laser Technology (Fraunhofer ILT) is to research titanium aluminide hydrogen reactors and heat exchangers. The hope is that lightweight, better-performing 3D printed components will make…

Why Additive Manufacturing Adoption Looks the Way It Does — Part II

As additive manufacturing moved beyond prototyping, its first sustained production relevance emerged in applications where performance considerations outweighed cost efficiency and throughput. The driving factor in these cases was not…

Pete Pharma Deal with Atrium24 Signals Path for Broader 3D Printed Drug Commercialization

While I would guess we’re still probably at least several years away from 3D printed drugs being a commonplace reality, the growing number of companies with proprietary additive manufacturing (AM)…

Norsk Titanium and Airbus Sign Collaboration Agreement for RPD Technology

Norsk Titanium has signed a collaboration agreement with Airbus. The two firms will deepen their understanding for Norsk’s RPD (Rapid Plasma Deposition) DED technology. This is a good step forward…

OCL Architectural Lighting Uses 3D Printing for Luminaries

OCL Architectural Lighting is using material extrusion to make luminaries. The luminaries are intended for commercial lighting and are available in the Printz line. The line is “specification-grade lighting,” a…

3D Printing News Briefs March 7, 2026: AMGTA, AMUG, AM Solutions, & More

We’re starting with a little business news in today’s 3D Printing News Briefs, as the Manufacturing Technology Deployment Group (MTDG) is now a Principal Member of AMGTA. Then it’s on…

3D Printing Financials: Stratasys Tightens Operations in Slow Market

Stratasys (Nasdaq: SSYS) is entering 2026 after a difficult year for revenue, but with tighter cost control and improved cash flow. The company’s latest financial results show that revenue remains…

Rocket Lab & Aussie Startup Hypersonix Team Up for DIU-Backed, 3D Printed Hypersonic Testbed Trial

Additive Manufacturing (AM) Research just published its latest study, “AM Applications Analysis: Parts Produced 2025-2034,” which AM Research SVP Scott Dunham said includes by far the consultancy’s largest data package…

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Nikon Invests in Vast: Vastronauts and a Big Bet on Space

Nikon Corporation has invested in Vast Space through its NFocus Fund. Vast wants to build space stations and is led by Max Haot, who previously led 3D printed rocket engine…

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Waiting Has a Cost: the True Value of Additive Manufacturing

One of my favorite expressions is “Hurry up and wait,” because it perfectly captures one of my least favorite scenarios to have to live through. You rush to get ready…

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Suppressor Resilience: A Billion Dollar AM Market Opportunity

Across the United States, thousands of entrepreneurs are flocking to the suppressor opportunity. Whereas previously suppressors were something for special forces and movies, now they’re in demand with gun enthusiasts,…

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The Business of Customized Sports Equipment: How 3D Printing Is Changing Athletic Gear

For years, 3D printing in sports has been linked mostly with prototypes, concept shoes, and one-off experiments for elite athletes. Helmets, cleats, and footwear midsoles often took over the headlines,…


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