L3Harris Locks In $1 Billion DoW Deal to Supercharge Missile Production

2 months 4 weeks ago
U.S. defense contractor L3Harris Technologies has finalized a $1 billion investment from the Department of War (DoW) into its newly formed Missile Solutions (MSL) business. The capital will flow toward expanding facilities, accelerating research and development, and increasing production capacity for technologies the Pentagon considers critical to national security. The investment takes the form of…
Paloma Duran

Europe’s largest 3D printed apartment building completed in France

2 months 4 weeks ago
PERI 3D Construction, a company focused on 3D concrete printing for the construction sector, has completed ViliaSprint² in Bezannes, France, a three-story residential building described by the project team as Europe’s largest 3D printed multi-family apartment building. Developed by Plurial Novilia, a French social housing provider and subsidiary of Action Logement, the project delivers 12…
Anyer Tenorio Lara

AMUG names REM Surface Engineering and B9Creations winners of 2026 Technical Competition

2 months 4 weeks ago
Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG), a nonprofit organization focused on advancing the uses and applications of additive manufacturing technologies, has announced the winners of its 2026 Technical Competition, which recognizes excellence in additive manufacturing applications and finishing techniques. REM Surface Engineering, a company focused on surface engineering and finishing, took top honors in Finishing &…
Anyer Tenorio Lara

Revopoint launches MetroY Ultra and opens POP 4 Kickstarter sign-ups

2 months 4 weeks ago
Revopoint, a company that develops 3D scanners, has launched two new products during its 12th-anniversary campaign: MetroY Ultra, a scanner for industrial inspection and verified measurement workflows, and POP 4, a blue-laser and infrared structured-light scanner for versatile everyday scanning. MetroY Ultra became available for pre-order on April 7. Sign-ups for the POP 4 Kickstarter…
Anyer Tenorio Lara

AMA: Energy 2026: Pelagus Makes The Case for Digital Inventory in Energy and Maritime

2 months 4 weeks ago
Energy meets innovation. Ahead of AMA: Energy 2026, 3D Printing Industry goes deep on additive manufacturing in one of the world’s most critical sectors. Energy giant Equinor once calculated that it was sitting on €2.5 billion worth of spare parts, “most of which will never be used,” a figure on-demand manufacturer Pelagus’ Abedin Gagani cited…
Ada Shaikhnag

Eplus3D Shatters the Three-Meter Ceiling in Metal Powder Bed Fusion

2 months 4 weeks ago
Hangzhou-based metal 3D printing manufacturer Eplus3D has launched the EP-M3050, a metal powder bed fusion system that surpasses the long-standing three-meter barrier with a 3,050 x 3,050 mm build area, up to 256 lasers, and a five-meter Z-axis, making single-build production of industrial-scale metal components a commercial reality. “Scaling metal PBF beyond three meters is…
Paloma Duran

Volkmann launches vPort powder handling system for HP Metal Jet S100

2 months 4 weeks ago
Volkmann GmbH, a Germany-based manufacturer of metal powder conveying equipment, has introduced the vPort, a semi-automated, contained powder handling system developed in partnership with HP Additive Manufacturing Solutions. Announced on April 7, 2026, the system is designed specifically for the HP Metal Jet S100 series of binder jet 3D printers and is now available in…
Rodolfo Hernandez

Colibrium Additive Secures NAVAIR Deal to Advance Metal AM Certification 

2 months 4 weeks ago
The U.S. Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) has awarded Colibrium Additive, a subsidiary of GE Aerospace, a $31 million contract as part of its Additive Manufacturing Capability initiative. The program targets a persistent challenge in military aviation: accelerating the testing, qualification, and certification of metal additively manufactured components to keep fleet aircraft mission-ready. Building the…
Paloma Duran

ICON launches ICON Prime defense unit to scale 3D printed construction for military and space infrastructure

3 months ago
ICON, a U.S.-based developer of robotic construction technologies and large-scale 3D printing systems, has announced the launch of ICON Prime, a dedicated defense and space-focused business unit. The new division is intended to deploy ICON’s additive construction systems for U.S. military infrastructure and NASA-led space programs, while supporting the company’s expansion into government and national…
Rodolfo Hernandez

AMA Energy Insights:  Lithoz and Evove Redefine Lithium Extraction with SeparonicsTM

3 months ago
With AMA: Energy 2026 just around the corner, 3D Printing Industry is taking a closer look at the role of additive manufacturing in the energy sector. Lithium demand is accelerating as electric vehicles and grid-scale energy storage become pillars of the global energy transiton. Yet much of today’s lithium supply still depends on brine extraction methods that…
Paloma Duran

Leiden’s Sensor-Free Microrobots Move Like Living Organisms

3 months ago
At Leiden University, Professor Daniela Kraft and researcher Mengshi Wei have built microscopic robots that move, navigate obstacles, and adapt to their surroundings, without sensors, software, or external control. This research opens up entirely new possibilities for biomedical applications. The concept didn’t come from engineering theory, it came from watching animals move. Worms and snakes continuously…
Paloma Duran

AMUG Honors Six Additive Manufacturing Leaders with 2026 DINO Award

3 months ago
The Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) has named six new recipients of its DINO (Distinguished INnovator Operator) Award, one of the industry’s most recognized honors for long-term contribution and community service. The announcements were made at the 37th annual AMUG Conference, held March 15–19, 2026, in Reno, Nevada. The DINO Award is not given for…
Paloma Duran

AMA: Energy Insights Nanoe outlines ceramic additive manufacturing opportunities for new energy applications

3 months ago
As the AMA:Energy conference returns this week to focus on qualified parts, real-world deployment, and energy-sector constraints, ceramic additive manufacturing is becoming increasingly relevant to these discussions. At the AMA: Energy 2025, speakers highlighted the challenges of moving beyond prototyping toward certified components capable of operating in extreme environments. In this context, Nanoe presented its…
Rodolfo Hernandez

Farsoon adds ALM materials and new PEBA production

3 months ago
The 2026 edition of our AMA: Energy online conference returns on April 30th. Register now! 3D printer manufacturer Farsoon Technologies has expanded its open materials ecosystem to include three industrial polymer powders from EOS’ subsidiary Advanced Laser Materials (ALM).  The ALM partnership adds three powders to the qualified lineup. HT-23 is a PEKK-based blend reinforced with carbon…
Ada Shaikhnag

New CONTEXT Data Shows Structural Shifts Reshaping AM Hardware

3 months ago
The 2026 edition of our AMA: Energy online conference returns on April 30th. Register now! Market intelligence firm CONTEXT has published its Q4 2025 analysis of global 3D printer hardware shipments, with growth concentrated at opposite ends of the price spectrum. The numbers point to a market that has stopped growing uniformly and started reorganizing around two…
Ada Shaikhnag

3D Printed Battery Powers Predictive Maintenance in Steel Production

3 months ago
A collaborative initiative called 3Dstore, spearheaded by the Catalonia Institute for Energy Research (IREC) alongside the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC) and steelmaking giant CELSA, has brought an unconventional solution to a persistent industrial challenge: unplanned machinery failures.  The consortium has engineered a monitoring system driven by a solid oxide battery fabricated through additive manufacturing,…
Paloma Duran

Italy Bets on Distributed AM for Naval Readiness with the DIANA Defense Program

3 months ago
Naval spare parts logistics, built around centralized warehouses and extended supply chains, has long been a structural vulnerability in defense readiness. 3D printer manufacturer ROBOZE is leading DIgitales partes Ad Necessitatem Armatorum (DIANA), a research and development initiative backed by the Italian Ministry of Defence under the National Military Research Plan, to dismantle that dependency. …
Paloma Duran

DTU uses Lithoz ceramic 3D printing to build gyroid fuel cells

3 months ago
Researchers at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) have developed monolithic solid oxide fuel cells with 3D printed gyroid architectures made from 8YSZ, reporting power-to-weight ratios of about 1 W g⁻¹. According to the team, conventional planar SOFC architectures typically deliver around 0.2 W g⁻¹, making the new design roughly five times higher on that…
Anyer Tenorio Lara

MX3D Completes PIONEER Project, Proving Hybrid WAAM Ready for Civil Engineering at Scale

3 months ago
MX3D, a Dutch company specializing in robotic Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM), has announced the conclusion of the PIONEER project, an EU Horizon-funded initiative in which the company served as a pilot line leader within a broader European consortium. The effort centered on industrializing automated design, fabrication, and certification workflows for structurally optimized, load-bearing hybrid…
Paloma Duran
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