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Wednesday, July 29
Industrial

Kalogon Wants to Patent Its Variable Density Wheelchair Cushion

Kalogon has brought the Verro to market. This is a 3D printed wheelchair cushion, made with vat polymerization technology. Using a variable density lattice, it hopes to give wheelchair users...

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
Jul 29, 2026Added 2 months ago
Consumer

Keystone’s KeySplint Hard Clear Becomes Second Validated Material on Axtra3D’s Lumia X1

Axtra3D has validated KeySplint Hard Clear, a resin from dental partner Keystone Industries, for use on its Lumia X1 3D printer. The material becomes the second Keyprint resin validated for the platform, following KeyModel Ultra earlier in 2026, and adds a rigid, clear splint and retainer material to the growing Axtra.Solutions portfolio built around the…

3D Printing Industry
Jul 29, 2026Added 2 months ago
Consumer

BigRep SE Liquidation: What Went Wrong After Its SPAC Listing

BigRep GmbH’s parent company BigRep SE has agreed to sell its entire stake in the operating subsidiary to three holding companies and wind down the listed entity entirely. The buyers, De Krassny GmbH, Koehler Invest GmbH, and HAGE Holding GmbH, are not outside parties. All three were already embedded in BigRep SE’s shareholder and creditor…

3D Printing Industry
Jul 29, 2026Added 2 months ago
Consumer

Airbus Qualifies a First Alternative Polymer AM Partner for Satellites

Airbus has qualified the Roboze ARGO 500 HYPERSPEED Mission Ready production system to manufacture flight-ready secondary structural components for telecom and Earth observation satellites using standard ULTEM 9085 filament. The approval makes Roboze the first alternative additive manufacturing ecosystem qualified by Airbus for high-performance polymer parts in these space applications. According to Roboze, this adds…

3D Printing Industry
Jul 29, 2026Added 2 months ago
Consumer

Beehive Industries expands Ohio operations with $70M investment, 200 new jobs

Beehive Industries, the Denver-based maker of additively manufactured jet engines for uncrewed defense systems, is investing $70 million to expand its Southwest Ohio operations, creating more than 200 new jobs. Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, JobsOhio and REDI Cincinnati joined the company to announce the expansion this week at the Farnborough International Airshow in the UK,…

3D Printing Industry
Jul 29, 2026Added 2 months ago
Consumer

NMSU’s DREAM Research Center trains third cohort of New Mexico K-12 teachers in 3D printing

New Mexico State University’s DREAM Research Center has wrapped its third summer of training K-12 educators from southern New Mexico in 3D printing, running its Additive Manufacturing Personal Development (AMPD) workshop to bring hands-on additive manufacturing skills into local classrooms. Faculty from the center worked with teachers over a multi-day hybrid session at NMSU’s Aggie…

3D Printing Industry
Jul 29, 2026Added 2 months ago
Consumer

Pratt & Whitney tests TJ150 engine with nearly 60% additively manufactured content

Pratt & Whitney, an aircraft engine manufacturer owned by RTX, has completed demonstration testing of a TJ150 expendable engine in which nearly 60% of the engine by volume was produced using additive manufacturing. The company is using the technology to simplify the TJ150 design and support faster production. Announced at the Farnborough International Airshow, the…

3D Printing Industry
Jul 29, 2026Added 2 months ago
Tuesday, July 28
Consumer

Safran Aero Boosters and BMT Aerospace to 3D Print Large-Scale Titanium Components for the F135 Engine

Belgium-based Safran Aero Boosters has signed an agreement with Pratt & Whitney to qualify and deliver large-scale, highly complex components for the F135 engine that powers the F-35 Lightning II. The deal was formalized at the Farnborough International Airshow on July 22, 2026, in the presence of Theo Francken, Belgium’s Minister of Defence, and Adrien…

3D Printing Industry
Jul 28, 2026Added 2 months ago
Industrial

PanOptimization Gets Attaboy from AFRL for PanX Software

Published in the International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, a paper titled “Part scale prediction of residual stress through thermomechanical modeling of additively manufactured Ti-6Al-4V” seems to point to the...

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
Jul 28, 2026Added 2 months ago
Consumer

Lyten’s 3D Graphene Filament Becomes Standard Material for Modovolo’s BFP Platform

Supermaterial applications company Lyten has been named the primary filament supplier for American aerospace and defense company Modovolo’s BFP platform, a transportable 3D printer built to manufacture aerospace, motorsports, and defense-grade parts outside traditional factory settings. The companies announced the partnership as a joint push toward a fully domestic additive manufacturing supply chain, from raw material…

3D Printing Industry
Jul 28, 2026Added 2 months ago
Consumer

AI System Learns Each 3D Printer’s “Personality” to Cut Manufacturing Defects

Researchers at IMDEA Materials Institute in Madrid, working with Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in the US, have developed an algorithm that detects hidden behavioral differences between supposedly identical 3D printers and automatically decides how to correct for them. The work, published in Advanced Engineering Informatics, targets a problem that grows worse as manufacturing scales: even…

3D Printing Industry
Jul 28, 2026Added 2 months ago
Consumer

GKN Aerospace Provides ‘Innovative Support’ to GTF Repairs with DED

GKN Aerospace has won a series of multi-year repair contracts from Pratt & Whitney covering more than 20 component types across the geared turbofan (GTF) engine family. The agreements run 5 to 10 years and distribute work across GKN facilities in Sweden, Malaysia, and the United States. The contract scope is broad, spanning engine cases,…

3D Printing Industry
Jul 28, 2026Added 2 months ago
Monday, July 27
Consumer

Nano Dimension’s $890 Million AI Healthcare Pivot Now Hangs in the Balance

Last month, Israeli 3D printer manufacturer Nano Dimension signed a non-binding term sheet to merge with Infinite Epigenetics, an AI-powered preventive health and diagnostics company, in a proposed deal valued at $890 million. If completed, the transaction would mark the formal end of Nano’s decade-long presence in the additive manufacturing sector, and the beginning of…

3D Printing Industry
Jul 27, 2026Added 2 months ago
Consumer

Addidex Connect Draws 170 Robotic LFAM Practitioners to 3D Printing Event

Roughly 170 practitioners in robotic large-format additive manufacturing (LFAM) attended the inaugural Addidex Connect event, held on June 30 and July 1, 2026 at 3D Makers Zone in Haarlem, the Netherlands. The two-day gathering was organized around robotic additive manufacturing (AM) workflows, bringing together designers, engineers, software developers, material specialists, researchers, machine builders and production…

3D Printing Industry
Jul 27, 2026Added 2 months ago
Consumer

Researchers Find a Way to Stop 3D Printed Parts From Overheating Mid-Print

A technique that 3D prints an entire object at once, instead of building it up layer by layer, has a heat problem. Researchers at the University of Nottingham, working with the University of California, Berkeley, say they’ve found a fix. The method in question forms a complete object in seconds by shining patterned light into…

3D Printing Industry
Jul 27, 2026Added 2 months ago
Consumer

3D Printed Garment Is Built From Skin Data, Not a Size Chart

Designer Laura Civetti wants clothing to stop being something the body simply wears and start being something it collaborates with. Her latest project, Adaptive System, is a “data-driven clothing research methodology” that folds physiological and biomechanical data, sweating, posture, skin sensitivity, curvature, sun exposure, into the design of a garment, then reproduces the result with…

3D Printing Industry
Jul 27, 2026Added 2 months ago
Industrial

3DPOD 308: Engineering Design with Matthew Shomper, Not a Robot and F13LD

Matthew Shomper has worked on 3D printed medical devices for many years. There, he specialized in new geometries, cutting-edge designs, designing implants, FEA optimization, approval processes, 510(k) submissions, textures, and...

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
Jul 27, 2026Added 2 months ago
Consumer

Polymaker’s HT-PLA Pro Doubles Impact Strength Without Losing Heat Resistance

The Utrecht-based filament maker Polymaker has launched HT-PLA Pro, a tougher version of its heat-stable HT-PLA filament aimed squarely at the two complaints that have followed high-temperature PLA since it first reached desktop printers: it snaps too easily, and its layers don’t always hold together under load. Polymaker says the new material more than doubles…

3D Printing Industry
Jul 27, 2026Added 2 months ago
Consumer

Skyroot’s Vikram-1 Reaches Orbit on India’s First Fully 3D Printed Rocket Engine

Indian private rocket company Skyroot Aerospace‘s Vikram-1 reached orbit on July 18 powered in part by a cluster of 3D printed engines, a detail that turns India’s first private orbital launch into a milestone for additive manufacturing as much as for spaceflight. The rocket’s fourth stage, a liquid-propellant Orbital Adjustment Module, ran on Raman-1 engines…

3D Printing Industry
Jul 27, 2026Added 2 months ago
Consumer

Madrid Public Hospital Becomes a Certified Manufacturer of Medical Devices

The Advanced Technologies in Design and 3D Printing Unit (UTADI 3D) at Hospital Universitario 12 de Octubre in Madrid has become the first public unit in Spain to hold a dual manufacturing license and dual certification, one for design, one for manufacturing, for each family of custom medical devices. The recognition follows an expansion of…

3D Printing Industry
Jul 27, 2026Added 2 months ago
Sunday, July 26
Industrial

Bambu Lab and Insta360 Invite Makers to Build Custom Camera Gear

Bambu Lab is expanding the role of MakerWorld, its community platform for 3D printable models. The company has partnered with camera maker Insta360 to launch the Luna Ultra Design Challenge,...

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
Jul 26, 2026Added 2 months ago
Saturday, July 25
Friday, July 24
Industrial

Polymaker launches HT-PLA Pro 3D printing filament

HT-PLA Pro has been developed to address the ‘key limitations of conventional high-temperature PLA,’ such as brittleness and lower layer adhesion.

TCT Magazine
Jul 24, 2026Added 2 months ago
Industrial

GKN Aerospace & Pratt & Whitney to Use Additive for the F135 Engine

GKN Aerospace and RTX unit Pratt & Whitney will collaborate on additive manufacturing for the F135 engine. This is an important engine. The turbofan powers the F-35 Lightning II, but...

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
Jul 24, 2026Added 2 months ago
Industrial

R3 Printing Bets on American-Made Industrial FFF 3D Printers

For years, co-founders Paul Sieradzki and Petra Wood ran a 3D printing service bureau in New York. As they worked day to day with the printers, they experienced firsthand the...

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
Jul 24, 2026Added 2 months ago
Industrial

Lithoz Revenue Up 40% as Customers Scale Ceramic 3D Printing

Lithoz says that its materials revenue has risen 40% year on year. This is a good sign pointing towards higher utilization and production volumes by its customers. Service bureaus and...

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
Jul 24, 2026Added 2 months ago
Industrial

Beyond Thermoplastics: Why JuggerBot Is Betting on Hybrid AM

For years, thermoplastics have been the workhorse of additive manufacturing (AM). They are pretty easy to process, available, and compatible with many of today’s industrial 3D printers. From prototypes to...

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
Jul 24, 2026Added 2 months ago
Industrial

Additive Assurance takes metal 3D printing quality assurance to Japan

Additive Assurance has has signed a distribution agreement with NTT DATA XAM Technologies Corp. (XAM) to launch its real-time quality assurance solution, AMiRIS, in the Japanese market. The Australian company, which develops quality assurance products for metal powder bed fusion, says it has selected XAM to bring its AMiRIS

TCT Magazine
Jul 24, 2026Added 2 months ago
Consumer

Meshy raises nearly $400M at $1.5B valuation in largest AI 3D round to date

A generative AI platform focused on 3D content Meshy has closed a Series B of nearly $400 million at a $1.5 billion valuation, labeled as the largest round raised by a company built specifically for AI 3D generation and the company’s first publicly disclosed valuation. The round drew participation from every existing investor alongside new…

3D Printing Industry
Jul 24, 2026Added 2 months ago
Consumer

Kind Designs raises $10M Pre-Series A at $70M valuation to scale 3D printed seawalls

Miami-based Kind Designs, which 3D prints concrete seawalls designed to function as marine habitat, has closed a $10 million Pre-Series A at a $70 million valuation, doubling a round it originally set at $5 million after investor interest reached nearly $20 million. The company has now raised $21.5 million in total. NBA forward Kyle Kuzma…

3D Printing Industry
Jul 24, 2026Added 2 months ago
Consumer

Hexagon Pairs Handheld Scanner With Geomagic Design X to Speed Up MRO Reverse Engineering

Hexagon‘s Portable Metrology Division has introduced a reverse engineering workflow for maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) teams that connects its ATLASCAN Pro handheld 3D scanner directly to Geomagic Design X software. The company says the combination lets engineers rebuild a CAD model up to eight times faster than with mainstream CAD tools, addressing a common…

3D Printing Industry
Jul 24, 2026Added 2 months ago
Consumer

Kalogon launches Verro, a 3D printed custom wheelchair cushion

Florida-based medical seating company Kalogon has launched Verro, a Medicare-coded custom wheelchair cushion line for people with significant postural support needs, including windswept posture, pelvic obliquity, or asymmetry. The line addresses a gap seating specialists have identified: while multi-density and contoured cushions exist, they lack the precise, body-conforming fit needed by wheelchair users with the…

3D Printing Industry
Jul 24, 2026Added 2 months ago
Thursday, July 23
Consumer

HeyGears Unveils its G1 Series on Kickstarter Starting at $1,999

If you’ve ever tried to produce a full-color figurine or a one-off branded product on a desktop 3D printer, you already know the routine. You print in a single color, then spend hours hand-painting, curing, sealing, and hoping the finish doesn’t look like a craft project. Most desktop 3D printers produce stunning geometry, but color…

3D Printing Industry
Jul 23, 2026Added 2 months ago