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SWISSto12 is on the move. I think that the firm owns one of the most promising and profitable applications for 3D printing, RF components, and it is showing real growth...

Danish Institute and Heatflow Develop 3D Printed Cooling System for Data CentersJanuary 21

Recently, Bambu Lab announced that it was working with FORMISM by SCRY on releasing shoes. These six designs will be shared and printable through its Makerworld platform. Using the platform,...

For years, PETG has been the material many FDM users reach for when PLA is no longer enough. It prints easily and behaves predictably, producing parts that look good on the print bed. The problem comes later, when those parts are put to work.  Drop them, load them, or bolt them into a moving assembly, […]

Tekna, a Canadian supplier of plasma-atomized metal powders and plasma processing systems, has received a purchase order valued at CAD 1.5 million for titanium powder used in Laser Powder Bed Fusion additive manufacturing. The order was placed by an undisclosed Tier-1 supplier serving the U.S. defense sector, with deliveries scheduled throughout 2026, according to a […]

The Danish Technological Institute and Heatflow have developed and tested a 3D printed cooling component for data centers that is intended to significantly reduce energy consumption for server and GPU cooling. Created as part of the European AM2PC research project, the solution uses passive two-phase cooling to remove heat without pumps or fans, while enabling […]

6K Additive, a producer of metal powders for additive manufacturing, has been selected as the preferred metal powder supplier to AGF Defcom for the production of firearm suppressors using 3D printing. The companies announced the agreement at SHOT Show 2026 in Las Vegas, establishing a supply relationship focused on high-performance metal powders used in metal […]

Last September, AM Research published a white paper sponsored by Stratasys on the role of additive manufacturing (AM) in enabling point-of-need tooling production across various industries. The white paper, “3D...

Korean eyewear brand Breezm is launching nationwide in the US. The 3D scanned and printed custom eyewear company, which we reviewed last year, already had a concept store in New York,...

COBRA Golf first used HP‘s BinderJet to make putters in 2020, releasing a line in 2021. The King series putters had 10 models and were made of 316L stainless steel...

Cobra Golf, a company that designs and manufactures golf clubs, has introduced the 3DP TOUR Putter Family, a lineup of putters developed using additive manufacturing and multi-material construction. According to the company, the new putters are designed to increase stability and forgiveness through controlled mass distribution and center-of-gravity placement. Retail availability is scheduled to begin […]

Through its short history, Additive Manufacturing has been presented to the investment community as a classic high growth technology story. Manufacturing is a multi-trillion-dollar market. Even a small percentage looks...

In this episode of the 3DPOD, we sit down with Andreas Gallmetzer, Head of 3D Concrete Printing at Progress Maschinen & Automation AG. Gallmetzer shares his professional journey and offers...

New data from market intelligence firm CONTEXT shows the global 3D printing hardware market is increasingly split between growth at the low and high ends and contraction in the middle. Total hardware revenues rose 5% Y/Y in Q3 2025, but that headline number masks a widening split. On one side, entry-level systems priced at $2,500 […]

Open-source medical device developer Glia has produced and used an external fixator for severe fractures that is designed and manufactured inside the territory, using locally available resources. Used to stabilize complex bone injuries, the device is normally imported, typically costs more than $500, and depends on established supply chains and reliable power. In Gaza, where […]

According to a new report by Additive Manufacturing Research (AM Research or AMR), “Polymer Extrusion 3D Printing Markets 2025–2034: Analysis and Forecast in the Age of Low-Cost Upstarts,” the global...

UT Southwestern Medical Center (UTSW) was awarded a $25 million grant from the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) to use patient stem cells to 3D print livers. The...

Additive Manufacturing is entering a decisive phase. Consolidation is no longer a future scenario; it is happening now. Across polymers and metals, companies are under intense pressure to become profitable,...

Welcome to Printing Money Episode 35 and let us be the last to wish you a happy new year. For this episode Danny is joined by Arno Held (Managing Partner,...

Researchers at the University of Strathclyde, a public research university in Glasgow, have developed a low-cost method to 3D print high-performance optical lenses for super-resolution microscopy, producing quality comparable to commercial glass for under £1 per lens. The breakthrough could make advanced imaging more accessible and enable fully customized optical systems for both research and […]