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Wednesday, May 13
Consumer

AML3D Deploys Portable Metal Printer to US Navy’s Manufacturing Hub

Australian metal additive manufacturing company AML3D and Austal USA have marked a new chapter in their ongoing partnership with the delivery and successful installation of a containerized ARCEMY system at the US Navy’s Additive Manufacturing Centre of Excellence in Danville, Virginia. The unit, AML3D’s first portable edition of the ARCEMY platform, arrives pre-mounted inside a…

3D Printing Industry
May 13, 2026Added 5 months ago
Industrial

3D Prod Acquires Sculpteo

Sculpteo has a new owner: 3D Prod. The post 3D Prod Acquires Sculpteo appeared on Fabbaloo.

Fabbaloo
May 13, 2026Added 5 months ago
Consumer

LEAP 71 and Sindan Are Industrializing AI-Designed Aerospace

LEAP 71, a Computational Engineering firm out of Dubai, and Sindan, an AI-driven manufacturing company headquartered in Abu Dhabi, revealed their strategic alliance at the Make it in the Emirates trade show on May 4, 2026. The collaboration targets the full integration of autonomous engineering design with advanced production, collapsing what has traditionally been a…

3D Printing Industry
May 13, 2026Added 5 months ago
Industrial

AM & the Military’s Self-Infliction of Rapid Change

I’ve noted before that the additive manufacturing (AM) market for defense has started to evolve so quickly that it’s impossible to even keep track of all the updates in real...

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
May 13, 2026Added 5 months ago
Industrial

AI CAD Tools for 3D Printing: An Overview

There is a bevy of AI-to-CAD tools coming out. Some are finding users; some are raising millions in funding. Many new ones are coming out all the time, so we...

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
May 13, 2026Added 5 months ago
Industrial

From Airflow to ROI: Why Madison Air’s IPO Matters for 3D Printing

Charles R Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi explain how Madison Air’s blockbuster IPO highlights the growing role of 3D printing and energy efficiency in transforming the HVAC industry. The post From Airflow to ROI: Why Madison Air’s IPO Matters for 3D Printing appeared on Fabbaloo.

Fabbaloo
May 13, 2026Added 5 months ago
Consumer

Formnext Asia Shenzhen 2026 Spotlights AM’s Role in Cooling AI Hardware

Formnext Asia Shenzhen, the additive manufacturing trade show organized by Guangzhou Guangya Messe Frankfurt Co Ltd, will return to the Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center from August 26 to 28, 2026, with a focus on how 3D printing is being used to produce liquid cooling components for AI infrastructure. As higher-density AI server chips…

3D Printing Industry
May 13, 2026Added 5 months ago
Consumer

Rapid Fusion Appoints Labostera as Reseller in Lithuania and Latvia

Rapid Fusion, a manufacturer of large-format additive and hybrid manufacturing systems, has appointed Labostera as its newest reseller, bringing its systems to Lithuania and Latvia for the first time. Labostera, a provider of equipment solutions for medical, scientific, and industrial sectors, will represent Rapid Fusion across both countries. The agreement marks Rapid Fusion’s first entry…

3D Printing Industry
May 13, 2026Added 5 months ago
Consumer

Firestorm Secures $82M to Scale Battlefield Manufacturing

Defense manufacturing startup Firestorm Labs has closed an $82 million Series B round, bringing its total capital raised to $153 million. Washington Harbour Partners led the investment, joined by several backers spanning defense, intelligence, and venture, including NEA, In-Q-Tel, Lockheed Martin Ventures, Booz Allen Ventures, Ondas, Geodesic, Motley Fool Ventures, and Litquidity Ventures. The funding…

3D Printing Industry
May 13, 2026Added 5 months ago
Consumer

Mahdi Naïm Studio Develops AERIS Bicycle Saddle with 3D Printed Lattice and Vegetable-Tanned Leather

Mahdi Naïm Studio, an industrial design practice led by designer Mahdi Naïm, has unveiled AERIS, a bicycle saddle in active development built around a single design hypothesis: additive manufacturing and traditional craft produce a coherent object only when both are conceived together from the first design decisions, rather than combined at the end of the…

3D Printing Industry
May 13, 2026Added 5 months ago
Consumer

Xometry Reports Record Q1 2026 Revenue as Marketplace Growth Reaches 40%

Xometry, a company that operates an AI-powered marketplace for custom manufacturing, reported record first-quarter 2026 revenue of $205 million, up 36% from $151 million a year earlier. Marketplace revenue rose 40% year over year to $191.3 million, while gross profit increased 39% to $78.5 million. Adjusted EBITDA reached $10.5 million, improving by $10.4 million from…

3D Printing Industry
May 13, 2026Added 5 months ago
Consumer

New Zealand Companies Launch Wool-Based Colour 3D Printing Filament

Wool Source, a New Zealand ingredients manufacturer developing industrial uses for wool, and KiwiFil, a New Zealand filament producer, have launched what they describe as the first commercial 3D printing filament to use a wool-based colourant. The product, called WoolyFil, uses Wool Source Pigments in place of conventional synthetic or fossil-fuel-derived colour. KiwiFil is selling…

3D Printing Industry
May 13, 2026Added 5 months ago
Industrial

Rice Husk Biochar Helps PLA Slide Better

Researchers may have found a useful role for rice husk waste in 3D printing: making PLA parts slide better and wear less. The post Rice Husk Biochar Helps PLA Slide Better appeared on Fabbaloo.

Fabbaloo
May 13, 2026Added 5 months ago
Industrial

DeskArtes Releases 3Data Expert Version 16.0 AM Data Preparation Software

Finland’s DeskArtes Oy has released 3Data Expert version 16.0, a comprehensive tool for additive manufacturing (AM) data preparation. Originating in the 1990s at Helsinki University of Technology, now Aalto University,...

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
May 13, 2026Added 5 months ago
Industrial

Additive Manufacturing in the Medical Industry

Additive manufacturing is transforming orthotics and prosthetics with faster workflows, precise patient-specific design, and scalable production using industrial 3D printing The post Additive Manufacturing in the Medical Industry appeared first on Shapeways Blog.

Shapeways Blog
May 13, 2026Added 5 months ago
Tuesday, May 12
Industrial

Bambu Lab Patent Describes Smarter 3D Printer Heating

Shenzhen Tuozhu Technology has filed a patent application for a 3D printer control system that manages heating loads more intelligently. The post Bambu Lab Patent Describes Smarter 3D Printer Heating appeared on Fabbaloo.

Fabbaloo
May 12, 2026Added 5 months ago
Industrial

On Schaeffler’s Factory Floor, Robots and 3D Printers Are Rewriting the Rules

Charles R. Goulding and Andressa Bonafe break down how Schaeffler is blending automation and additive manufacturing to tackle labor shortages and redefine production flexibility. The post On Schaeffler’s Factory Floor, Robots and 3D Printers Are Rewriting the Rules appeared on Fabbaloo.

Fabbaloo
May 12, 2026Added 5 months ago
Industrial

DMG Mori Joins $10M Defense 3D Printing Program

To look at the Biden administration and the Trump administration that succeeded it and find areas of policy overlap is obviously a bit of a challenge. But such areas certainly...

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
May 12, 2026Added 5 months ago
Industrial

Titomic Lands at Iowa State: Cold Spray Moves Further into Research and Industry

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi take a closer look at Titomic’s growing academic footprint and what its new Iowa State partnership reveals about the future of cold spray technology. The post Titomic Lands at Iowa State: Cold Spray Moves Further into Research and Industry appeared on Fabbaloo.

Fabbaloo
May 12, 2026Added 5 months ago
Industrial

Researchers Map Speed To Resonance In Desktop FFF Printers

A new open-access paper proposes a verifiable mapping between toolhead speed and vibration frequency on desktop FFF machines, aiming to make input shaping easier and improve high-speed print quality by targeting mechanical resonances more directly. The post Researchers Map Speed To Resonance In Desktop FFF Printers appeared on Fabbaloo.

Fabbaloo
May 12, 2026Added 5 months ago
Industrial

MORSAN and LEHVOSS Work on 3D Printing for Food and Beverage

For many years, LEHVOSS has made specialized 3D printing materials such as high-temperature polyamide and high-flow PEEK. Now it has teamed up with MORSAN to develop a 3D printing offering...

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
May 12, 2026Added 5 months ago
Consumer

A Low-Power Path to Mars Radiation Shielding Made With Innovative 3D Printed Basalt Structures

Ahmedabad-based space research and technology company AAKA Space Studio has 3D printed a physical radiation shield using materials engineered to replicate the chemical composition of Martian soil. The shield was demonstrated at an analog space mission in Gujarat, with raw materials sourced from Salem and Ariyalur from Tamil Nadu. According to a news report, the…

3D Printing Industry
May 12, 2026Added 5 months ago
Industrial

Wool 3D Printing Filament from New Zealand (Of Course)

WoolyFil uses wool-based colorants to color filament. Companies Wool Source, which makes pigments from wool, partnered with filament firm KiwiFil to develop pigments with around 92% to 98% biobased content. In...

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
May 12, 2026Added 5 months ago
Monday, May 11
Industrial

Bambu Lab Launches Food Safe Filament … In China

Bambu Lab announced the availability of a line of food-safe 3D printer filament materials. The post Bambu Lab Launches Food Safe Filament … In China appeared on Fabbaloo.

Fabbaloo
May 11, 2026Added 5 months ago
Consumer

DMG MORI launches LASERTEC 65 DED hybrid 2 for additive and subtractive metal manufacturing

DMG MORI UK, the British division of machine tool manufacturer DMG MORI, has introduced the LASERTEC 65 DED hybrid 2, a second-generation production centre combining directed energy deposition (DED) with 5-axis machining and measurement in a single setup. Launched earlier this year at the company’s open house in Pfronten, southern Germany, the system is designed…

3D Printing Industry
May 11, 2026Added 5 months ago
Consumer

Singapore researchers outline advances shaping biofabrication and biomanufacturing

Researchers in Singapore have published a review mapping the country’s recent contributions to biofabrication and biomanufacturing, from waste-derived biomaterials and 3D bioprinting to cultivated food, regenerative medicine, microneedles, and bioelectronics. Published in Bio-Design and Manufacturing, the review examines work led by Singapore-based research groups across three areas: bio-derived materials, enabling manufacturing technologies, and emerging applications.…

3D Printing Industry
May 11, 2026Added 5 months ago
Industrial

Where the Money Is Going: The New Infrastructure Landscape

This is Part 1 of a two-part PRO series examining where infrastructure investment is flowing and how those trends are reshaping manufacturing, energy, logistics, and additive manufacturing. Part 2, by...

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
May 11, 2026Added 5 months ago
Industrial

Design of the Week: Spooletarium

This week’s selection is the Spooletarium by Printables contributor M4NU. The post Design of the Week: Spooletarium appeared on Fabbaloo.

Fabbaloo
May 11, 2026Added 5 months ago
Consumer

Lockheed Martin Scales LPBF for Thermal Management Parts in Hypersonic and Aircraft Systems

Lockheed Martin, the US aerospace and defense company, is advancing laser powder-bed fusion additive manufacturing to enable faster operational readiness for next-generation aircraft, hypersonic systems, and electric propulsion platforms. The effort is tied to supply chain resilience and to shorter design-to-flight timelines for thermal management components used in aerospace and defense manufacturing. High-performance electronics and…

3D Printing Industry
May 11, 2026Added 5 months ago
Consumer

Evaporation-Driven Droplet Fission Study Points to Nanoscale Fabrication Potential

Research from King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University, and the Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research shows that ordinary pipetting can leave evaporating water drops carrying enough charge to undergo repeated Coulomb fissions on lubricated surfaces, a result that could inform nanoscale fabrication and other droplet-based…

3D Printing Industry
May 11, 2026Added 5 months ago
Consumer

Meteor Inkjet receives King’s Award for Enterprise

Meteor Inkjet, a Cambridge, UK-based supplier of industrial inkjet printhead driving solutions, has received a King’s Award for Enterprise for Sustainable Development. One of 36 organisations in the UK recognised this year, the company was honoured for commercially successful products, services, and management that benefit the environment, society, and the economy. Its technology is used…

3D Printing Industry
May 11, 2026Added 5 months ago
Consumer

3D Printed Silicone Lattice Mixes Antifungal Resistance with Vibration Isolation

Researchers from Jiangnan University, a research university in Wuxi, China, and Jiangda Vibration Isolator Co., Ltd., a vibration-control manufacturer based in the same city, have developed a 3D printed silicone rubber lattice designed to resist fungal growth while absorbing vibration and repeated compression in marine environments. Reported in a study published in Advanced Composites and…

3D Printing Industry
May 11, 2026Added 5 months ago
Consumer

New Framework Could Standardize 3D Printed Construction in Earthquake Zones

Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati (IIT Guwahati) have tested full-scale 3D printed concrete walls under simulated earthquake conditions and experimentally validated a design framework for seismic applications. Published in the Journal of Building Engineering, the study addresses a procedural gap that has constrained the technology’s reach: no standardised building code specifically addresses…

3D Printing Industry
May 11, 2026Added 5 months ago
Consumer

Researchers develop sub-second volumetric 3D printing method using holographic light fields

Researchers at Tsinghua University have developed a volumetric 3D printing method that produced millimetre-scale polymer structures in as little as 0.6 seconds. Called digital incoherent synthesis of holographic light fields (DISH), the method uses holographically optimized light projections delivered through a high-speed rotating periscope, removing the need to rotate the resin container during printing. Published…

3D Printing Industry
May 11, 2026Added 5 months ago
Industrial

Computer Vision And ML Defect Detection In Concrete AM

A new research review looks at how computer vision and machine learning could be used to spot defects in 3D printed concrete. The post Computer Vision And ML Defect Detection In Concrete AM appeared on Fabbaloo.

Fabbaloo
May 11, 2026Added 5 months ago
Industrial

Tectonic 3D Takes Over Solvay 3D Printing Materials Portfolio

High-performance 3D printing materials company Tectonic 3D has bought the 3D printing materials portfolio of Solvay. The Syensqo portfolio, including PEEK AM Filament MS NT1, PEEK CF10 LS1, PPSU, NT1 HC,...

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
May 11, 2026Added 5 months ago