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Hand-curated links from trusted 3D printing publications, updated throughout the day.

Tuesday, June 9
Industrial

Formlabs Launches the X1: Let’s Pack It In?

I’d like to share my disappointment. When Formlabs teased that something big was coming, I really hoped the firm would finally get around to making CNC machines, as it always...

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
Jun 9, 2026Added 1 month ago
Industrial

Flashforge Patent Targets Smarter Resin Peel Speeds

Flashforge appears to be looking at a smarter way to control resin 3D printing. The post Flashforge Patent Targets Smarter Resin Peel Speeds appeared on Fabbaloo.

Fabbaloo
Jun 9, 2026Added 1 month ago
Industrial

3D Printing the Nuclear Renaissance: How Additive Manufacturing Fuels the AI Power Grid and R&D Credits

Charles G. Goulding explains how the convergence of AI data center energy demands and advanced nuclear engineering has turned additive manufacturing into a critical pathway for securing lucrative Federal R&D Tax Credits. The post 3D Printing the Nuclear Renaissance: How Additive Manufacturing Fuels the AI Power Grid and R&D Credits appeared on Fabbaloo.

Fabbaloo
Jun 9, 2026Added 1 month ago
Consumer

XJet Names 3D-Werk Black Forest as VAR, Opening a New Route Into German Manufacturing

Israeli firm XJet has formalized a Value-Added Reseller agreement with 3D-Werk Black Forest GmbH, positioning the Black Forest-based firm as the primary point of entry for German manufacturers looking to adopt the company’s NanoParticle Jetting technology. The move grants manufacturers in aerospace, defense, and medical devices a local partner with hands-on evaluation capability, including access…

3D Printing Industry
Jun 9, 2026Added 1 month ago
Consumer

Norsk Titanium and Airbus Take RPD from Proof to Production

Norwegian additive manufacturer Norsk Titanium has signed a Cooperation & Research Agreement (CRA) with Airbus, moving their relationship from program-specific supply into a structured, multi-year industrialization effort. The agreement targets the qualification of Norsk Titanium’s proprietary Rapid Plasma Deposition technology for fatigue-critical structural titanium parts, a category that represents some of the most demanding certification…

3D Printing Industry
Jun 9, 2026Added 1 month ago
Consumer

ExxonMobil Uses Wire-Based Metal 3D Printing to Cut Production Costs

At the Baton Rouge refinery in Louisiana, ExxonMobil faced a recurring challenge: protecting instrument cabinets from oil contamination traveling up thermocouple wires. The component responsible — an anti-wicking device — had design limitations that made it expensive and slow to produce through conventional machining. Switching to Meltio’s wire-based Laser Metal Deposition (LMD) system, the M600,…

3D Printing Industry
Jun 9, 2026Added 1 month ago
Industrial

Interpretable FFF Model Predicts Print Time And Filament

A team has proposed an interpretable machine learning approach that predicts print time and filament use for FFF, potentially sharpening quotes, schedules, and configuration decisions before you slice. The post Interpretable FFF Model Predicts Print Time And Filament appeared on Fabbaloo.

Fabbaloo
Jun 9, 2026Added 1 month ago
Industrial

TCT - the next chapter...

TCT 3Sixty, previously TCT Live and before that TCT Show, will not run as an exhibition at the NEC in 2027. Here's what comes next.

TCT
Jun 9, 2026Added 1 month ago
Industrial

The Next Generation of Drone Hardware: What’s Changing in 2026

The commercial drone industry is approaching a major inflection point. By 2026, the hardware behind autonomous flight will no longer... The post The Next Generation of Drone Hardware: What’s Changing in 2026 appeared first on Shapeways Blog.

Shapeways Blog
Jun 9, 2026Added 1 month ago
Monday, June 8
Industrial

HKUST Patent Targets Multi Directional DLP Coating

Hong Kong University of Science and Technology has filed a patent for a DLP 3D printer that uses multi-directional coating to handle more difficult photopolymer materials. The post HKUST Patent Targets Multi Directional DLP Coating appeared on Fabbaloo.

Fabbaloo
Jun 8, 2026Added 1 month ago
Industrial

HP Wants 3D Printing to Stop Being a “Novelty”

At this point, most people in additive manufacturing (AM) agree on one thing: the industry has spent years talking about potential. After years of promises and future-looking concepts, companies are...

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
Jun 8, 2026Added 1 month ago
Industrial

Design of the Week: The Flapulator

This week’s selection is the The Flapulator by MakerWorld contributor Dr. Chris Haynes (a.k.a. Applepie). The post Design of the Week: The Flapulator appeared on Fabbaloo.

Fabbaloo
Jun 8, 2026Added 1 month ago
Consumer

Caracol and Eligio Re Fraschini Validate WAAM for Aerospace Tooling with 50% Weight Reduction

Italian aerospace tooling specialist Eligio Re Fraschini partnered with robotic additive manufacturing company Caracol on a co-funded pilot project to test whether wire arc additive manufacturing could viably replace conventional methods for complex aerospace tooling components. The target was a spar tool used in carbon fiber lamination processes, a component defined by tight tolerances, complex…

3D Printing Industry
Jun 8, 2026Added 1 month ago
Consumer

Sciaky Returns to Nuclear with NX Atomics SMR Partnership

Small modular reactor startup NX Atomics has announced a partnership with Sciaky, to apply Sciaky’s Electron Beam Additive Manufacturing process, known as EBAM, to components for NX Atomics’ SMR platform.The collaboration aims to reduce both the upfront capital cost and operating cost of SMR deployment by producing nuclear components faster, at lower cost, and in…

3D Printing Industry
Jun 8, 2026Added 1 month ago
Consumer

Scandium Canada Partners with University of Waterloo to Advance Aluminum-Scandium Alloys for 3D Printing

Mineral exploration company Scandium Canada has signed a mutual non-disclosure agreement with the University of Waterloo to establish a research collaboration focused on additive manufacturing of aluminum-scandium alloys. The partnership pairs Scandium Canada’s Scandium+ division with Waterloo’s Multi-Scale Additive Manufacturing Laboratory, known as MSAM, one of Canada’s leading AM research centers, operating from Catalyst137 in…

3D Printing Industry
Jun 8, 2026Added 1 month ago
Industrial

Friction Stir Welding Boosts LPBF Copper Performance

Researchers show friction stir welding can join LPBF CuNiSiCr copper alloy while nearly eliminating porosity and lifting strength, hinting at a workable path to larger, higher performing thermal hardware. The post Friction Stir Welding Boosts LPBF Copper Performance appeared on Fabbaloo.

Fabbaloo
Jun 8, 2026Added 1 month ago
Sunday, June 7
Industrial

Who’s The Biggest In 3D Printing, June 7, 2026

Once again we take a look at the valuations of the major 3D printing companies over the past week. The post Who’s The Biggest In 3D Printing, June 7, 2026 appeared on Fabbaloo.

Fabbaloo
Jun 7, 2026Added 1 month ago
Saturday, June 6
Industrial

From Courtroom to Clean Water: The PFAS Crisis Creating New Opportunities for 3D Printing

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi explore how landmark PFAS litigation, municipal filtration projects, and emerging 3D printed water treatment technologies are reshaping the global fight against “forever chemicals.” The post From Courtroom to Clean Water: The PFAS Crisis Creating New Opportunities for 3D Printing appeared on Fabbaloo.

Fabbaloo
Jun 6, 2026Added 1 month ago
Consumer

DMFS Wins First Defense Parts Contract Under DLA’s JAMA IV

Machine tool manufacturer DMG MORI Federal Services (DMFS) has been selected for the US Defense Logistics Agency’s (DLA) Joint Additive Manufacturing Accelerator (JAMA) IV Pilot Parts Program. The program’s performance period began February 25, 2026. For DMFS, the selection marks the company’s first project focused on AM parts production. DMG MORI has built its reputation…

3D Printing Industry
Jun 6, 2026Added 1 month ago
Consumer

New Method Embeds Independent Magnetic Movement at the Microscale

Researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a fabrication method for soft magnetic hydrogels that can be 3D printed into structures smaller than 1mm and activated remotely by an ordinary magnet. According to the research paper published in Matter, the study also saw contributions from École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) and the…

3D Printing Industry
Jun 6, 2026Added 1 month ago
Friday, June 5
Industrial

3D Systems Patent a New Way to Align Printheads

3D Systems has published a European patent application for a printhead mounting and alignment system that could make multi printhead 3D printers easier to calibrate. The post 3D Systems Patent a New Way to Align Printheads appeared on Fabbaloo.

Fabbaloo
Jun 5, 2026Added 1 month ago
Consumer

New Bioluminescent Materials Sustain Light Across 4 Weekly Cycles

Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder (CU Boulder) have built light-emitting living materials by embedding a marine microorganism inside 3D printed alginate scaffolds and activating its bioluminescence chemically. Published in Science Advances, the constructs were made using the dinoflagellate Pyrocystis lunula, and maintained functional light output through four weekly stimulation cycles without structural breakdown.…

3D Printing Industry
Jun 5, 2026Added 1 month ago
Industrial

Paper Proposes Multifunctional 3D Robot For Kitchen Waste

A new research paper describes a multifunctional “3D robot” aimed at kitchen waste recycling. The post Paper Proposes Multifunctional 3D Robot For Kitchen Waste appeared on Fabbaloo.

Fabbaloo
Jun 5, 2026Added 1 month ago
Consumer

Unique Artificial Neurons Trigger Neural Activity in Living Cells

A team at Northwestern University has developed printable artificial neurons capable of triggering real neural activity in living tissue, according to a study published in Nature Nanotechnology. The finding matters because lab-built hardware isn’t just simulating brain signaling but producing responses indistinguishable enough from biological signals that actual neurons react to them. Led by professor…

3D Printing Industry
Jun 5, 2026Added 1 month ago
Industrial

3D Printing & the Autonomous Era: Defense Tech’s Latest Mutation

When we last checked in on the broad defense tech landscape and the role of the additive manufacturing (AM) industry in that environment, it became clear that the connecting thread...

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
Jun 5, 2026Added 1 month ago
Thursday, June 4
Industrial

Flashforge Introduces High-Resolution WJ51C Wax Printer

Flashforge announced a new 3D printer for the jewellery industry: the WJ51C wax printer. The post Flashforge Introduces High-Resolution WJ51C Wax Printer appeared on Fabbaloo.

Fabbaloo
Jun 4, 2026Added 1 month ago