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Argentine Surgeon and Nuclear Institute Team Up to Plan Complex Heart Surgery in 3D

At just two years old, LM (a patient whose full name is withheld for privacy) was living with a rare and life-threatening heart defect that made every heartbeat a struggle….

Verustruct’s Housing-Ready 3D Printing Tech and the Former SpaceX Engineer Behind It

Nick Callegari never planned on building houses. But after designing spacecraft parts at SpaceX, he decided to aim for something a little closer to home. The result is Verustruct, a…


3D Printing News Briefs, June 11, 2025: Sustainability, Automotive Tooling, & More

We’re starting with sustainability news in today’s 3D Printing News Briefs, as EOS has strengthened its commitment on climate responsibility, and Zestep is making 3D printing filament out of eyewear…

Ukrainian Researchers Partner with NSF, US Navy to Turn Debris Into New 3D Printed Buildings

Ukrainian researchers have started a project to try to turn waste from demolished buildings into new 3D printed ones. This is especially relevant in Ukraine, where tens of thousands of…

3D Systems Helps NASA, Penn State, and ASU Take the Heat Off Space Missions

As space missions get more ambitious, keeping equipment safe from extreme heat and cold is becoming a big challenge. That’s where 3D printing steps in, and 3D Systems (NYSE: DDD)…

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3D Printing a Myoelectric Bionic Prosthetic Hand

When Ryan Saavedra fell during a rock-climbing trip in 2017, he had no idea that the injury to his ring finger would one day inspire a new era of accessible…

IperionX Receives SBIR Phase III Contract for Titanium in Defense Applications

IperionX has obtained a SBIR Phase III Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract. The potential value of the contract is $99 million, and not surprisingly is focused around “Low-Cost Domestic…

Alloy Enterprises Unveils 3D Printed Copper Cooling for AI Data Centers

As AI continues to push data centers to their limits, one 3D printing company is rethinking how we keep all that computing power from overheating. Boston-based Alloy Enterprises has unveiled…

Titomic Opens New U.S. Facility in Huntsville to Boost 3D Printing for Defense

Australian company Titomic (ASX: TTT) has expanded into Huntsville, Alabama, opening a new U.S. facility that brings its advanced metal manufacturing technology closer to key defense and aerospace hubs. The…

Conflux Technology’s 3D Printed Heat Exchangers On Board the Pagani Utopia

Italian fine car manufacturer Pagani is to work with Conflux Technology, putting its 3D printed heat exchangers on board the Pagani Utopia. The Utopia Roadster starts at over $2 million,…

Velo3D and US Navy Sign R&D Agreement to Characterize 3D Printing Materials for Aerospace

After going through major changes last year, including being delisted from the NYSE and being acquired by Arrayed Additive, Silicon Valley-based metal 3D printer OEM Velo3D has been picking up…

3DPOD 257: Large Format Polymer AM with Center Street Technologies

Today we’re doing something completely different in not having one guest on the 3DPOD but many. We’re talking one by one to a team of people at Center Street Technologies….

3D Printed Flowers Light Up Jersey Zoo in Tribute to Conservation Pioneer Gerald Durrell

This summer, Jersey Zoo is home to more than just rare animals; it’s also hosting one of the most visually stunning installations this year: Bloom. This glowing field of 3D…

3D Printing News Briefs, June 7, 2025: Digital Inventory, Thermal Management Solutions, & More

In this weekend’s 3D Printing News Briefs, UK-based 3D printing bureau 3D People responds to global instability, and AEWIN chose Fabric8Labs’ technology for advanced thermal management solutions. We’ll end with…

3D Printing 50 Polymer Stand-In Parts for Tokamaks at the PPPL & Elytt Energy

Of all the world’s things, a tokamak is one of the hardest, most complex, expensive and exacting ones to make. These fusion energy devices make plasma, and use magnets to…

Children’s Nebraska Joins Insight Surgery to Bring 3D Printing to the OR

Children’s Nebraska is teaming up with UK-based Insight Surgery to bring personalized surgical planning and device manufacturing in-house. This move could reshape how the hospital prepares for complex procedures. By…

Attracting and Retaining Top Talent in Additive Manufacturing: A Strategic Guide for 2025

In an era where skilled professionals are in short supply and high demand, the additive manufacturing industry faces a critical question: how can employers attract and retain top talent? Insights…

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Additive Manufacturing in the Small Arms Silencers Market – Eight Years Later

In 2017, AM Research (then known as SmarTech Publishing) published what probably seemed like an odd research note to the AM industry at the time – an opportunity brief and opinion…

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Something from Nothing: How 3D Printing is Helping Australia Become a Global Force in Manufacturing

Out at Sea If a team of engineers were tasked with creating the ideal hypothetical environment for testing advanced manufacturing’s potential, they might come up with something that looks a…

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Broad Spectrum Additive at the US Air Force

If we look at how Air Forces around the world use additive manufacturing, a lot of the attention is focused on future possibilities in hypersonics and next-generation aircraft. Beyond the…


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