3D Printing Industry
Researchers at three universities hacked a 3D printer and sabotaged design files, causing a drone crash by modifying a 3D printed propeller.
ABB Robotics was replaced traditional production methods with 3D printing to prototype "fingers" for their industrial robot YuMi. Here’s their story.
Big round of announcements from MakerBot, including a new MakerBot Replicator+, new filaments, and new apps for professionals and educators.
3DPrinterOS partners up with Siemens, Dassault Systèmes, Autodesk and Onshape, integrating CAD software and 3D printing closer together.
World's largest truck manufacturer Mercedes-Benz has a massive inventory of spare parts, and soon many of them will be 3D printed on demand.
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.
Here’s an interesting new couple on the 3D printing market: 3D printer manufacturer Formlabs just announced the acquisition of 3D printing marketplace Pinshape.
Carbon3D have announced the addition of four major 3D printing service bureaus and contract manufacturers to their CLIP early customer program.
Real world case study with consumer electronics company shows BeeTheFirst 3D printers are suitable not just in homes and schools, but also in the factory.
The World Record for the smallest inkjet-printed colour image has been awarded to ETH Zurich and their spin off company Scrona Ltd. by Guinness World Records Limited.
Formlabs have just announced the opening their first office outside the United States. Here‘s what you should know about it.
Are we steering towards a "future on demand"? All3DP author Victor Anusci has the insights. Some of them will surprise you.
3D printing brings many benefits, but can you spell them all out? Read on for an in-depth discussion on 3D printing advantages.
Dreaming of a 3D printed house? Check out our selection of the most fascinating 3D printed houses, buildings, and constructions worldwide.
Not only is PEEK a difficult material to print, it’s also quite expensive. Italian manufacturer WASP wants to change that by printing with PEEK pellets that cost just a tenth of the price.
The Industry F340 by 3DGence is a versatile professional 3D printer which can handle PEEK. Read on as we review the specs.
Xometry, the Maryland-based rapid prototyping and on-demand manufacturing company, announced that joining its Series D funding round is Robert Bosch Venture Capital (RBVC).
Nano Dimension Ltd. has to cut its workforce by 20% while also seeking "strategic alternatives." However, it will also launch a 3D printer with "substantial performance improvements".
Shapeways, the New York-based 3D printing service, has launched three new acrylate-based SLA Plastic materials which are super tough, offer good dimensional accuracy, and have a smooth surface quality.