With a massive 800mm build volume and a 3kg/hour extrusion rate, Peopoly’s pellet-fed disruptor is built to slash material costs by 90% and replace expensive industrial systems.
By adjusting print temperature, you can customize firmness, rebound, and weight — no new hardware required.
Need a part designed and 3D printed? A new breed of contract manufacturers has you covered from concept to prototype to production.
How do you know if your parts should be printed in PLA or PETG? How does PPA compare to PEEK in strength? We uncover the trick to finding out.
Innovative printer maker Azul 3D takes another swing at commercializing its high-area rapid printing (HARP) technology.
Is it worth paying more for high-speed PLA than regular PLA, or is it more marketing than material science?
3D printed home builder Icon launches a 60-home catalog along with AI for design, plus a new printer and material to cut the price of homes by half.
Who can design the part you want 3D printed? It turns out there are a lot of options for simple printable 3D models or full product development.
Using energy to fuse a bed of powder material into solid, intricate shapes is one of the most popular types of 3D printing. Learn how it works and which solution is right for you.
Job boards, plus 3D printing certificate programs, university degrees in additive manufacturing, and free online self-study ops round out our guide to gaining 3D printing expertise and putting it to work.
Material jetting brings high print speed and accuracy together in multi-color, multi-material parts like no other 3D printing technology. Learn how it's done and what it's for.
3D printing is becoming a preferred manufacturing method for load-bearing orthopedic implants. Find out why your next implant is likely to be 3D printed.
Revit and SketchUp are two powerful programs commonly used in architectural design, but there are some clear differences between them. Follow along to find which one is better for you!
Swedish exhaust specialist Ferrita used a Meltio robotic wire-laser DED system to produce two matching stainless-steel side-exhaust tip assemblies for a customized Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren, reportedly halving the cost of conventional production.
By backing Norsk’s wire-fed titanium process, the U.S. is testing whether additive manufacturing can solve real bottlenecks in maritime manufacturing.
BigRep evolves its one-cubic-meter platform with full XYZ automation and a shift toward high-speed pellet extrusion to slash industrial material costs.
Forget stationary tripods and GPS limits: Artec 3D’s first SLAM-based mobile mapping system delivers rapid digital twins of almost any environment.
The tech giant wants to offer an affordable entry point. Eagle-eyed engineers will notice the "new" machines look suspiciously like 3DGence workhorses.
The EinScan Rigil wireless 3D scanner combines speed and detail for users who need to scan a wide variety of objects.
With three modes to toggle between, Artec's new scanner called Point can capture nearly any object's scope and detail.