A new VoxelMatters report finds 3D printers that print technical ceramics have matured greatly over the years along with the available range of materials, so why is industry uptake so slow?
More than a dozen 3D printers have launched since the last Rapid +TCT Expo in June 2024. Here's your list of the latest to check out at this year's event.
The Phrozen Sonic CS+ and LS+ resin 3D printer — along with a metal 3D printer and accessory equipment — are billed as "Your First Step Into Professional Dental 3D Printing."
The compact Suzy 3D printer from Sinterit debuts as the lowest-priced SLS on the market.
Shining 3D launches its most advanced industrial portable scanning solutions in the new FreeScan Trak Nova and FreeScan Trak ProW.
GE greenlights for production a game-changing engine with multiple 3D printed parts contributing to best-in-class performance.
By leveraging the cloud, Onshape CAM Studio eliminates the efficiency barriers of installed, file-based systems to deliver faster results accessible anywhere.
Connect with All3DP and the top thought-leaders and companies in 3D printing from across the EU at AM Forum in March.
With failed mergers behind them and a shifting AM landscape ahead, Stratasys & 3D Systems CEOs Yoav Zeif and Jeff Graves reflect on their strategies, challenges, and what’s next for the industry.
The NextDent 300 offers realistic dentures direct from the 3D printer with no assembly and promises to accelerate production at dental labs.
At Additive Manufacturing Strategies 2025 experts urged a shift from talking about machines and technology to what they can do for real-world customers instead.
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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Producing complex electronic components with 3D printing: Is this already possible? We asked a company that should know: Würth Elektronik eiSos.
In January 2025, EOS reached a new milestone by installing its its 5,000th industrial 3D printer. We spoke to CEO Marie Niehaus-Langer at the DLD conference about innovation, industrialization, and future trends.
Machine maker Toolcraft just launched a system for removing support structures from additively manufactured metal components.
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.
In the AM industry, the spotlight lies often on hardware, software, and the products they make possible. However, a rapidly expanding segment is drawing increasing attention: services. Mathias Plica, CEO of All3DP, shares his perspective.
Will 2025 be the year that cleaned out the noise, tamed the hype, and changed the trajectory of the 3D printing industry?
Learn what sets SLA apart for SLS 3D printing when it comes to technology, cost, price, speed, tolerances, and strength.