Solid metal parts at a fraction of the cost compared to industrial metal 3D printing methods. Learn how to 3D print with real metal filament.
Reengineering brings carbon-fiber Nylon to the Stratasys F123 series with the new F190CR and F370CR editions. Take a look at the specs, materials, and price.
Enhance crime-scene reconstruction and forensics workflows with accurate and affordable 3D scanners coupled with forensics software.
Aiming to open doors for 3D-printing-on-fabric among haute couture and luxury brands, the new Stratasys J850 TechStyle 3D printer turns digital designs into trend-setting products.
Smoother surfaces, finer detail, and faster 3D prints are what Ultimaker promises with the release of its new Cura 5.0 slicing engine software.
Boasting a long menu of materials, the NXE 200 aims to tackle both prototyping and production for just under $50k.
Prusa Research's free 3D model repository, formerly named PrusaPrinters, has been renamed "Printables" - but there are more changes to come.
Desktop Metal's health-focused division delivers on speed and accuracy with new dental resin printers. Specs & Prices.
Substantial technology advancements and some reengineering make the + version more than an upgrade. Check all the specs!
The new Carbon M3 and larger M3 Max aim to make production resin 3D printing faster and more reliable.
3D printing with Formlabs Fuse 1 SLS & 3L SLA help develop the concept cars of tomorrow.
There's more to Prusa Research's acquisition of fellow Czech 3D printer manufacturer Trilab than a boardroom table – here's the story behind the sale.
Prusa Research unveiled the highly-anticipated large-format CoreXY 3D printer today at Formnext 2021. Here are some quick and dirty details and thoughts.
MLB All-Star shortstop for the New York Mets helped create a new cutting-edge, ultra lightweight baseball glove – and you can have one!
Venture capitalists are writing big checks to back innovators in the booming 3D printing space as it proves itself a viable solution to a range of challenges.
Top industrial design firms worldwide depend on 3D printing to test ideas, refine designs, and get product concepts to clients faster. Here’s how they do it.
Someday soon, all hospitals may have 3D printing units capable of making patient-specific three-dimensional models and tools essential for diagnosis, treatment, patient education, surgical planning, and in-OR guidance.
Not satisfied with off-the-shelf solutions, Pozzetta Products decided to make its own ESD-safe filament and turn a fleet of Craftbot 3D printers into a production factory.
Two innovative Swedish companies – one in jewelry design and one in metal 3D printing – collaborate to push the boundaries of 3D-printed wearable art. Take a look at this Digital Metal case study to learn more.
Is the Go!Scan Spark 3D scanner by Creaform a worthy successor to the Go!Scan 20 and Go!Scan 50? Yes and yes again. Read on for our review.