3D Printing Industry
3DPrinterOS partners up with Siemens, Dassault Systèmes, Autodesk and Onshape, integrating CAD software and 3D printing closer together.
New company Carbon promises to take professional 3D printing to a new level with new materials and a significant speed boost. All3DP’s columnist Rachel Park takes a deeper look.
According to US defense contractor Raytheon, 3D printers will soon be used on the frontline to repair and replace missile parts, eliminating supply risks and speeding up research.
These researchers can help designers make better overhangs using dissolvable metal supports for 3D printing.
BMW Group gives their additive manufacturing process an upgrade using planar technologies, looks to expand printing usage long-term.
A long running class-action lawsuit that claimed MakerBot was knowingly selling faulty goods has been dismissed by a court in Minnesota.
NYU researchers release paper on 3D printing cybersecurity, exploring how additive manufacturing is vulnerable to industrial espionage.
Casio tries to close the gap between 2D and 3D with a new prototype 2.5D printer. It’s able to add 3D textures to color prints.
French company Pollen drops the curtain on Pam, a sophisticated multi-material 3D printer -- but this innovation comes with a hefty price tag.
The Leapfrog Bolt is unveiled at the Additive Manufacturing Show 2016, will its cutting edge features leave the competition green with envy?
With blazing speeds and high accuracy, the Sharebot Voyager WARP stakes its claim as a category-leading DLP 3D printer.
Is the UK 3D printing industry safe from Brexit? ALL3DP asks several industry leaders for their take on an unprecedented situation.
The Zortrax M300 has a big debut at the Additive Manufacturing Show in Amsterdam; can this supersized 3D printer tower over the competition?
Proto Labs are among the first professional 3D printing service providers to adopt the new HP Jet Fusion 3D Printers.
With the launch of the HP Jet Fusion 3D Printer, the CEO of Shapeways explains how their partnership with HP continues to flourish.
What effect will HP's Multi Jet Fusion technology have on the 3D printing industry moving forward? Rachel Park gazes into her crystal ball.
At a sprawling campus on the outskirts of Barcelona, HP showed ALL3DP the future of commercial 3D printing with Multi Jet Fusion technology.
HP drops the curtain on their long-awaited Jet Fusion 3D printers at the RAPID additive manufacturing trade show in Orlando, Florida.
Here’s an interesting new couple on the 3D printing market: 3D printer manufacturer Formlabs just announced the acquisition of 3D printing marketplace Pinshape.
3D printing is disrupting local and global manufacturing; which will most likely result in complicated tax issues. All3DP’s columnist Rachel Park dives into the forms.