DEEP Manufacturing, a specialist in wire arc additive manufacturing (WAAM) for safety-critical structures, has become the world’s first and only fully DNV-approved wire arc additive manufacturer for ...
Israel-based Massivit, has expanded its RapidWings composite tooling platform into North America through a partnership with Artek, a manufacturing and design firm based in Portland, Oregon. Under the ...
Prosthetics centers in northwest Syria have begun using 3D printing to produce custom limbs for amputees, offering a partial answer to a shortage of prosthetics capacity in a country where nearly ...
Faculty, staff, and student workers from Stephen F. Austin State University‘s Makerspace are creating a 3D printed replica of ...
British software-first manufacturing startup Isembard opened its new global headquarters and factory in Southwark, central London, on September 14, 2026, calling it the largest factory to open in the ...
I have been visiting China for more than a decade and have seen first-hand how its 3D printing industry has changed. Alongside a tropical shirt suitable for Shenzhen in August, I packed a notebook ...
Digital manufacturing firm VulcanForms and Massachusetts-based aerospace startup Specter Aerospace have partnered to produce airbreathing hypersonic weapons at scale, establishing what the companies ...
University of Mississippi researchers have entered a new agreement with pharmaceutical ingredient company Colorcon to build an artificial intelligence-powered database designed to help pharmacies and ...
A team spanning Auburn University‘s College of Veterinary Medicine and Samuel Ginn College of Engineering has developed a 3D printed, camera-equipped laryngoscope designed to help veterinary students ...
The American National Standards Institute (ANSI), a nonprofit organization that oversees standards and conformity-assessment ...
Caracol, a robotic additive manufacturing (AM) company focused on large-format AM (LFAM), has recently joined America Makes, the national AM innovation institute within the Manufacturing USA network.
Stanford lab’s subvoxel 3D printing technique aims to make one part serve multiple functions at once
A 3D printing technique developed by Stanford mechanical engineering professor Natalie Larson is being applied across an unusually wide range of fields, from lab-grown meat to structural vehicle ...
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