The world is experiencing an ongoing shortage of semiconductors; those essential components which live inside all of...
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3D printing technique keeps brittle tungsten crack-free
Markus Breig, KIT Tungsten has many excellent properties. It resists corrosion, and its melting point of 3422 °C is...
What comes after binder jetting?
Even as the transition to metal and ceramic binder jetting for production has only but begun, it is clear that simply...
Interview: 3D Systems CEO says we’ll see an explosion of parts designed for additive manufacturing
3D Systems CEO Jeff Graves talks to TCT Head of Content Laura Griffiths about materials science, the company’s new...
High-resolution 3D printing in seconds
In the Star Trek universe, devices called replicators can manifest solid matter in seconds. Thanks to advances in...
GM Opens 3D Printing Center for Parts
General Motors recently opened its new, 15,000-square-foot Additive Industrialization Center (AIC), dedicated to 3D...
Exclusive: Chromatic 3D Materials presents the era of polyurethane 3D printing
While covering the global additive manufacturing industry, we occasionally run into startup companies working on...
Aprecia and Battelle Partner on 3D Printed Pharmaceuticals
Aprecia is partnering with Battelle to accelerate and expand its advanced capabilities in 3DP pharmaceutical...
4 Ways 3D Printing Is Changing Medical Implants
Additive manufacturing (AM) has been used to make medical implants for more than a decade now. 3D printing technology...
3 Ways Additive Manufacturing Supports Federal Agencies
To say that additive manufacturing is a growing industry is an understatement. The industry is expected to grow to $35...
GM opens 3-D printing center: Cadillac Blackwing first production car with printed parts
3-D printing applications have become commonplace in consumer products to include sneakers, jewelry and Ikea clothing...
BMW announces further advances in industrial 3D Printing tech
3D printing is gaining more and more traction these days and what seemed like nothing more than a gimmick a few years...








