3D printing helps restore face of a 75-year-old cyclist at new NHS Bristol facility

1 week 3 days ago
Secure your spot now for exclusive AM insights at our Additive Manufacturing Advantage online conference covering aerospace, space, and defense! A new North Bristol NHS Trust (NBT) facility is using 3D printing, scanning, and digital modelling, within a single clinical environment to support customised medical care.  Located in the Beckspool building on the former Frenchay Hospital site, […]
Ada Shaikhnag

INNOSPACE Launches In-House 3D Printing Division to Scale Rocket Engine Production

1 week 3 days ago
South Korean space company INNOSPACE has launched an Advanced Manufacturing Division specializing in the production of rocket engines and critical components for space launch vehicles through proprietary metal additive manufacturing (AM) technology.  This move enhances the company’s production autonomy and scalability, enabling cost reductions, faster development cycles, and stronger competitiveness in the commercial launch sector. […]
Paloma Duran

Ameresco Partners with U.S. Army for 3D Printed Energy Efficiency Upgrade at Detroit Arsenal

1 week 4 days ago
Ameresco, energy solutions provider,  has partnered with the U.S. Army’s Detroit Arsenal in Warren, Michigan, to launch one of the US Department of Defense’s first large-scale projects employing advanced 3D printing technology. Utilizing the Cellular Fabrication (C-Fab) process by advanced 3D printing platform Branch Technology, the project will design and manufacture customized insulation panels to […]
Paloma Duran

Personalized Nutrient Gummies Developed by UPV, Foggia, and Jiangnan Research Team

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A research team from the Spanish Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV), the Italian University of Foggia, and China’s Jiangnan University has developed 3D printed gummy supplements enriched with vitamins and minerals. Published in the Journal of Food Engineering, the study investigates the potential of additive manufacturing (AM) to address nutritional deficiencies through personalized supplementation. “Our […]
Paloma Duran

[INTERVIEW] Why 3D Printing is Poised to Accelerate U.S. Navy Shipbuilding

1 week 5 days ago
Over the past 30 years, the once-dominant U.S. Navy has steadily fallen behind the Chinese People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) in size and production capacity. In response, the Institute for Advanced Learning and Research (IALR) is helping lead efforts to revitalize U.S. shipbuilding through additive manufacturing. The IALR’s campus in Danville, Virginia, recently hosted the […]
Alex Tyrer-Jones

NASA’s Gabriel Demeneghi on Additive Manufacturing’s Limits, Failures, and Open Data

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A recent social media post caught my eye, something that could be described as the antithesis of LinkedIn. Instead of the typical self-congratulatory product launch or inflated performance claims, it was a blunt video clip of a combustion chamber tearing apart under pressure. During hot-fire testing, an additively manufactured GRCop-42 combustion chamber failed and with […]
Michael Petch

Why Did 3D Systems’ Stock Price Surge 15%?

1 week 5 days ago
U.S. 3D printer manufacturer 3D Systems (NYSE: DDD) has announced plans to issue $92 million in new convertible notes, which will mature in 2030. The company has negotiated private subscription agreements with qualified institutional buyers for the offering. 3D Systems expects to finalize the sale of the new notes on June 23rd, 2025, pending standard […]
Alex Tyrer-Jones

Pittsburgh’s Neighborhood 91 Advances as a Comprehensive Additive Manufacturing Ecosystem

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Neighborhood 91 in Pittsburgh is actively expanding as a comprehensive site that integrates multiple stages of the additive manufacturing (AM) supply chain. Located near Pittsburgh International Airport, the development is overseen by the nonprofit Regional Industrial Development Corporation (RIDC) on land owned by the Allegheny County Airport Authority. Of the 195-acre master plan, one building […]
Paloma Duran

Stanford Develops 3D Printing Algorithm to Advance Vascular Design for Organ Bioprinting

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Stanford researchers have taken a major step toward addressing one of the biggest hurdles in organ bioprinting: building realistic vascular networks capable of sustaining lab-grown tissue. Their new platform, published June 12 in Science, accelerates the design of these blood vessel systems and translates them into 3D printable models—bringing the promise of personalized, functional organs […]
Paloma Duran