Machine maker Toolcraft just launched a system for removing support structures from additively manufactured metal components.
New research found that SLA and SLS outperform DLP and LCD when it comes to producing strong temporary dentures.
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.
Will 2025 be the year that cleaned out the noise, tamed the hype, and changed the trajectory of the 3D printing industry?
Need a part designed and 3D printed? A new breed of contract manufacturers has you covered from concept to prototype to production.
How much do 1,000 metal parts and 8,000 nylon parts cost, and how fast is the delivery? We put five top 3D printing services to the test.
The hurdles stifling adoption of additive manufacturing are more than one company can address alone, so now, eight industry giants are teaming up.
Print larger volumes of tiny parts with the new Exa 250vx resin 3D printer.
All3DP sat down with EOS to dive into the details of its brand new polymer solution and why it's a critical step forward for the company.
Mesago Messe Frankfurt, the event management company behind 3D printing expos Formnext Frankfurt, Formnext Asia, and Formnext Toyoko cancels the launch of its American event.
All3DP caught up with HP Personalization and 3D Printing's Global Head of Software and Data to discuss AI in industrial 3D printing, reasons to be excited and to be cautious.
Economic factors, sluggish demand, and a shift toward partnering instead of producing, leads Protolabs to reorganize its European strategy.
UltiMaker adds a third version of Sketch to its lineup, but what sets it apart? We sat down with UltiMaker to find out.
Ribble Cycles’ Allroad Ti features a LPBF-printed titanium frame, invisible welds and cable routing, and boasts “carbon-like” performance.
Designer Edward Felix and his team used Bambu Lab machines to create new components and parts for Luna Park Melbourne’s beloved Ghost Train attraction.
Print larger and series production ceramic parts with the new CeraFab System S320 vat polymerization 3D printer from Lithoz.
To 3D print parts that withstand the heat and radiation of outer space or the harsh chemicals of the oil and gas industry, Prusa Polymers offers the new PEI 1010.
With a capture speed of up to 30 frames per second, Artec's new scanner brings efficiency to high-resolution capture for industry and virtual reality.
The additive manufacturing industry secures a seat at the table regarding federal initiatives to halt 3D printing of gun parts.
With three modes to toggle between, Artec's new scanner called Point can capture nearly any object's scope and detail.