Tulsa Man Charged with Attempting to Supply 3D Printed Weapons to al-Qaida Contact

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A Tulsa, Oklahoma, man has been charged after allegedly attempting to supply 3D printed firearm components to an individual he believed was acting on behalf of al-Qaida, according to a criminal complaint unsealed on September 24. Andrew Scott Hastings, 25, faces federal charges for attempting to provide material support to a designated foreign terrorist organization […]
Paloma Duran

Northwestern researchers advance digital twin framework for laser DED process control

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Researchers at Northwestern University and Case Western Reserve University have unveiled a digital twin framework designed to optimize laser-directed energy deposition (DED) using machine learning and Bayesian optimization. The system integrates a Bayesian Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) neural network for predictive thermal modeling with a new algorithm for process optimization, establishing one of the most […]
Rodolfo Hernandez

Join the 3DPI Expert Committee

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For nearly a decade, the 3D Printing Industry Awards have recognised the people, companies, and technologies shaping the additive manufacturing (AM) ecosystem. Voted on by thousands of professionals from across the world, the Awards celebrate achievement and innovation across more than 20 categories, from hardware, software, and materials, to applications in aerospace, medical, automotive, and […]
Michael Petch

The Future of Patient-Centric Manufacturing: AMA: Healthcare 2025

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Additive manufacturing is redefining what’s possible in medicine, from custom implants and bioprinted tissues to agile hospital production networks. As healthcare systems face pressure to do more with less, 3D printing is emerging not just as a tool for innovation, but as an infrastructure for resilience. Our online event AMA: Healthcare 2025 brings together the […]
Michael Petch

3D nanoprinting prevents microneedle clogging in serial embryo injections

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Researchers at the University of Maryland have demonstrated that nanoscale 3D printing can be used to fabricate high-aspect-ratio microneedles that eliminate clogging during embryo microinjection. The results, published in Nature Communications, show that additive manufacturing via two-photon laser writing enables precise, monolithic needle designs that outperform both conventional glass needles and printed controls in serial […]
Anyer Tenorio Lara

New spider-like robot ‘Charlotte’ can 3D print a house in 24 hours

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Australian robotics engineering startup Crest Robotics and Earthbuilt Technology have developed a semi-autonomous robot named Charlotte that blends robotics and 3D printing to build structures directly from raw materials.  The developers say it is designed to speed up construction, lower costs, and reduce the carbon footprint associated with traditional building methods. A prototype of Charlotte […]
Ada Shaikhnag

Latest $25M funding to boost IperionX’s U.S. titanium production capacity

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American titanium manufacturer IperionX has received an additional $25 million from the US Department of War (DoW) to scale its efforts to rebuild a domestic titanium supply chain in the country. Issued through the Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment (IBAS) program, the latest funding lifts total government obligations under the company’s $47.1 million contract to […]
Ada Shaikhnag

DEEP Manufacturing Achieves Full DNV Approval for Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing

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DEEP Manufacturing, a company specializing in large-scale additive manufacturing (AM), has received full Approval of Manufacture (AoM) from classification society DNV.  This builds on DEEP Manufacturing’s earlier Approval in Principle (AiP) from DNV Maritime. The approval covers Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) production for pressure vessels, pressure vessels for human occupancy, and hull structures and […]
Paloma Duran

From Prosthetics to Insoles: Why Professionals Trust Filaflex

1 month 1 week ago
Patients want comfort and mobility while labs want safety and reliability, so why are materials still letting both sides down? The result is a cycle of discomfort, early failures, and costly inefficiencies that frustrate both patients and practitioners. That is where Filaflex steps in. Instead of asking clinicians to choose between safety, durability, and flexibility, […]
Ada Shaikhnag

Ford Mustang GTD Achieves Sub-7-Minute Nürburgring Lap with 3D Printed Engineering 

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American multinational automaker Ford’s 2025 Mustang GTD has become the first U.S. car to complete a sub-seven-minute lap at the Nürburgring, recording a time of 6:57.685. The achievement was enabled by real-time engineering adjustments and the integration of 3D printed components during testing. Chief Program Engineer Greg Goodall told The Drive that the team developed […]
Paloma Duran