Additive Manufacturing

There's a new generation of print heads for additive manufacturing of metal, plastic and ceramics.

This brand will focus on providing 3D printing for manufacturing and prototyping services to businesses in the UK and globally.

An artist’s vision comes to life with WASP’s CRANE 3D printing technology, creating a physical, sustainable, livable sculpture.

Lux Research foresees advancements that will drive smart glasses adoption in about 2 years and fully immersive AR glasses in about 5 years.

There is a significant amount of capital investment in this field and with that IDTechEx are anticipating some M&A activity and, in the longer term, consolidation in the number of players, according to IDTechEx.

In this podcast, Xometry‘s Greg Paulsen outlines the benefits of on-demand manufacturing when it comes to accelerating design innovation. He discusses the opportunities and challenges of digital manufacturing, and how Xometry connects engineers with rapid prototyping and manufacturing resources.

The No. 1 rule for optimizing value: redesign parts specially for metal AM while following materials and post-processing specs.

The company uses Ultimaker S5 and Kimya’s ABS-ESD to cost-effectively produce 300 accurate sealant parts annually with anti-electrostatic properties.

Nano Dimension expands its reach beyond additive manufacturing electronics.

DE Editors discuss traveling to Rapid + TCT Conference, virtual car race hosted by Ansys, use of simulation in the Olympics, a 3D-printed bridge made by 3X3D, more

Three high school and three college teams received top honors in the additive manufacturing competition.

Simulation software maker Ansys hosts Indy Autonomous Challenge

Training and design review fuel use of AR/VR in automotive.

With partners L’Oréal and Ultimaker, competition aims to showcase how industrial filaments can solve diverse industrial challenges.

Desktop Metal commercializes titanium for bound-metal production of high-strength, lightweight components.