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According to a Voxelmatters study, metal additive manufacturing is on a steep rise, set to reach $60 billion by 2034. But what's driving this growth, and where are the biggest opportunities? We spoke with Davide Sher, co-founder and senior analyst of the study.
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3D printing not only offered faster, cheaper spare parts, but also the opportunity to improve not just replace.
Learn what to look for in today's best dental 3D printers and start producing your own dental models, dentures, surgical guides, custom trays, and more.
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Belfast start-up Vikela is reimagining body armor with 3D printing to create customizable, lightweight, and versatile protection.
New research found that SLA and SLS outperform DLP and LCD when it comes to producing strong temporary dentures.
Teams across General Motors turned to 3D printing more than 5,400 times in 2024 alone to innovate more efficient processes, cost-effective designs, and safer practices.
How much do 1,000 metal parts and 8,000 nylon parts cost, and how fast is the delivery? We put five top 3D printing services to the test.
At more than $300 a lamp, major online retailer Westwing, is hoping the flexibility and sustainability of 3D printing will pay off.
Among the metal 3D printing technologies, metal binder jetting is prized for its ability to 3D print volume batches, fast. See who offers it!
Putting its large-scale polymer extrusion experience to work on a new metal 3D printer, Caracol AM hopes its wire arc technology will appeal to industrial manufacturers.
Government grant money has been flowing into one small California 3D printing company that has big plans to become the foundation of sustainable energy projects.
New research by VoxelMatters reveals the aerospace industry invested heavily in 3D printing tech and services in 2023 with demand set to increase to $20.5 billion by 2033.
Pioneering researcher Julian Jauk explores the uses of 3D printed clay and why it’s the more sustainable building choice.
Ribble Cycles’ Allroad Ti features a LPBF-printed titanium frame, invisible welds and cable routing, and boasts “carbon-like” performance.
The journey of one marine engine cylinder head from concept to implementation highlights a new development that may accelerate metal 3D printing across industries.
Print larger and series production ceramic parts with the new CeraFab System S320 vat polymerization 3D printer from Lithoz.
To 3D print parts that withstand the heat and radiation of outer space or the harsh chemicals of the oil and gas industry, Prusa Polymers offers the new PEI 1010.