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All3DP caught up with HP Personalization and 3D Printing's Global Head of Software and Data to discuss AI in industrial 3D printing, reasons to be excited and to be cautious.
Economic factors, sluggish demand, and a shift toward partnering instead of producing, leads Protolabs to reorganize its European strategy.
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.
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The Gramik, created by designer Jiří Kupka, is a five-button device that runs on a Raspberry Pi Pico and leverages an RFID reader to play your child’s favorite music.
UltiMaker adds a third version of Sketch to its lineup, but what sets it apart? We sat down with UltiMaker to find out.
Looking for a fun, easy, and spooky 3D print to add to your Halloween decorations? We’ve found just the right thing!
A teaser posted to X primes UltiMaker fans for a forthcoming announcement.
Allow us to introduce Thing of the Week – our new weekly series! Every Monday, we'll showcase a unique free 3D print that is functional, fun, or decorative.
Ribble Cycles’ Allroad Ti features a LPBF-printed titanium frame, invisible welds and cable routing, and boasts “carbon-like” performance.
Designer Edward Felix and his team used Bambu Lab machines to create new components and parts for Luna Park Melbourne’s beloved Ghost Train attraction.
The MetroX is built for professional applications, with up to 0.01 mm precision, accuracy of up to 0.03mm, and four powerful scanning modes
A recent infrastructure change to eSun’s webstore has brought a “new website experience,” and, temporarily, a mild security headache for its customers.
A hybrid – and handheld – device that leverages multi-line lasers and full-field light, the MetroX offers four scanning modes and “metrology-grade” accuracy.
The Pilet features a touchscreen, two 8,000 mAh batteries, and will arrive in five-inch and seven-inch versions, the latter of which can be customized.
The highly anticipated "prosumer" machine has been pushed to 2025 to ensure it is “fully ready and supported worldwide.”
Statement, sustainability, and style are all great reasons to retail 3D printed shoes, but will brands ever overcome the limited-edition hurdle?
A teaser image for the company’s showing at September’s IFA Berlin show suggests so.
Frequent updates to Prusa Connect in the last weeks briefly left confusing printer statuses and connection issues in their wake.
With 41 blue light lasers and NIR technology, the Creality Raptor X 3D scanner boasts metrology-grade accuracy of up to 0.02 mm, a four-hour battery life, and wireless capabilities