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Ricoh USA Sells 3D for Healthcare Spinout to Former VP and GM, Rebrands as Myrava

Japanese companies are really good at internal diversification and spin-outs, and this seems to be true even in cases involving foreign subsidiaries of Japanese multinationals. Ricoh USA recently demonstrated this…

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Jeff Graves Seeks New 3D Systems CEO, The Company at a Crossroads

Jeff Graves is to step down as 3D Systems‘ CEO once a replacement has been found, the company has announced. He will then retire as CEO and as Director of…

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Electroninks’ EMI Shielding Materials Give it an Expanded Presence in Japan

In the current global economic context, which is being shaped primarily by national leaders trying out new forms of geopolitical leverage on a daily basis, advanced manufacturing partnerships between American…

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Inside Decibel’s Collaboration with SKYLRK at Coachella 2026

There’s a version of Coachella most people never see. Not the stage. Not the crowd. Not even the music. It’s everything built around it: the spaces where artists host, brands…

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Caracol to Build Large-Format 3D Printing Hub in Milan With Designtech & LAMÁQUINA

In the 1990 classic in economic strategy, The Competitive Advantage of Nations, business theorist Michael Porter wrote, “Most commentators on the Italian economy have persistently underestimated Italy, because they have…

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Polymaker Releases HT-PLA Pro Filament for Better Performance & Thermal Stability

PLA became a favorite 3D printing material because people thought it was safer than ABS, since it didn’t give you headaches. And being made from plants, it felt safer and…

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Product Market Fit: Nikon Advanced Manufacturing CEO Hamid Zarringhalam on How Defense Demand is Pushing Metal AM to Scale

After years in which the additive manufacturing (AM) industry gained a reputation for its hype outpacing its performance, an interesting development has emerged recently. In certain market segments, at least,…

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Why Kyle Bass Is Betting on Divergent, and What It Says About the Future of Manufacturing

Kyle Bass has spent much of his career looking at big economic trends before everyone else does. The founder of Hayman Capital Management became famous for betting against the U.S….

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Largest Funding Round to Date for AI-Powered 3D Image Generation: Meshy Closes Series B Worth Nearly $400M

Overall, the additive manufacturing (AM) industry has stayed impressively restrained in terms of trying to leverage any potential coattail hype from the AI boom. Perhaps the leading enterprises left standing…

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How the US-China Trade War is Changing the 3D Printing Market

Western governments don’t really have a coherent view on how to engage China on trade, and how could they? They vacillate between intimate economic cooperation and antagonistic bluster, depending on…

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Additive Manufacturing at a Crossroads 

Additive manufacturing is at a crossroads. Simultaneously, we find ourselves between certain very different modalities, applications, and industries. Rather than being able to explore them all, companies will now have…

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Desktop UV Printers & 3D Printing: Collision Course

UV printing has been around for ages, of course. But, since a few years ago, desktop UV printers have made their way into households, small businesses, and enterprises. These machines…

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UAS Additive Strategies Shows How Fast Drone Manufacturing Is Changing

The recent UAS Additive Strategies online event, hosted by 3DPrint.com and Additive Manufacturing Research (AM Research), brought together leaders from across the additive manufacturing (AM) and drone industries to discuss…

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Finnish 3D Printed Pharma OEM CurifyLabs Lands $14M Series A

With verticals like defense/space and opportunities like the AI boom dominating so much of the current focus in the additive manufacturing (AM) industry, it’s easy to forget one of the…

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AMCRC to Give $3.25 Million to SMEs & Startups Adopting 3D Printing in Australia

Australia’s Additive Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre (AMCRC) is set to give $3.25 million in funding to Australian startups and small- and medium-sized enterprises, or SMEs. The money will go to…

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AM Asia Watch: Chinese Company Claims Advances in Titanium Powder Beyond 700C

They’re a familiar sight at trade shows: Chinese powder companies with barren stands lacking parts. There’s maybe some glass vessel with powder in it and a semi-complete data sheet, but…

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Austal, Curtin University and AMCRC Work on R&D Together

Australia’s Additive Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre (AMCRC) works with 70 industry partners to deliver collaborative R&D projects. They also work on workforce development and technology transfer. It’s kind of analogous…

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Rocket Lab Buys Iridium in $8 Billion Deal, Creating a New SpaceX Rival

Rocket Lab is buying Iridium for $8 billion in a cash-and-stock deal worth $54 per share. Shareholders will receive $27 in cash plus additional Rocket Lab common stock. The company…

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DREAMing in Dayton: DREAM Symposium Covers AM, AI, Supply Chain, & More

This month, I attended a manufacturing industry event, like I often do. But instead of getting on a plane to New York City, or driving four hours to Youngstown, I…

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Zellerfeld Partners With Volumental to Advance Custom-Fit 3D Printed Shoes

Zellerfeld announced today that it is partnering with Volumental. Volumental’s foot-scanning solution will be used in Zellerfeld’s shoe 3D-printing platform. Volumental will receive an investment from Zellerfeld but remain independent….

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3D Printing in Drones Could Reach $900 Million by 2034, AM Research Report Says

For years, additive manufacturing has searched for applications where its advantages clearly outweigh the limits of traditional production methods. Now, according to a new report from Additive Manufacturing Research (AM…

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Phase3D’s In-Situ Monitoring Lands $2.9M in Oversubscribed Round

The use of metal additive manufacturing (AM) for production at scale appears to be steadily increasing, as evidenced by recent announcements like EOS’s sale of 30 M4 ONYX systems to…

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SPEE3D’s Steven Camilleri Proposes a National Resilience Test for Australia

In 1947, that fun-loving bunch, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, unveiled a concept called the Doomsday Clock, an attempt to measure how close humanity is to “a human-made global…

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Excellent Desktop Injection Molding, Made in Italy by Robot Factory

I was captivated when I saw my first Robot Factory 3D printer. The robust, precise machine was built to last. And this was in an era of very flimsy, disposable,…