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Monday, September 7
Consumer

Study Reveals Better Electrode Geometry for Flow Batteries

Researchers from Eindhoven University of Technology and the University of Waterloo have used a $350 3D printer to manufacture battery electrodes with precisely engineered internal geometries. One shape in particular, a diamond lattice, achieved more than twice the mass-transfer performance of a simple grid while also producing much lower hydraulic resistance. The preprint targets redox…

3D Printing Industry
Sep 7, 2026Added 1 month ago
Industrial

ATLIX appoints Christopher Schmitz to lead APAC efforts

Schmitz, who is based in Japan, is said to bring extensive experience in the additive manufacturing industry, most recently through his work at EOS's Additive Minds technical consulting unit.

TCT Magazine
Sep 7, 2026Added 1 month ago
Consumer

Hike Medical raises $22.5M to expand vertically integrated orthotics platform

Hike Medical, a San Francisco-based medical device company combining clinical software with in-house manufacturing, has raised $22.5 million in seed and Series A funding to expand its vertically integrated orthotics and durable medical equipment platform. The round was led by Max Altman at Saga Ventures, with participation from Indicator Ventures, Fifth Down Capital, RiverPark Ventures…

3D Printing Industry
Sep 7, 2026Added 1 month ago
Consumer

New Liqcreate Tray Resin Simplifies Custom Dental Tray Production

Netherlands-based independent 3D printing resin manufacturer Liqcreate has introduced Liqcreate Tray, a CE Class 1 certified biocompatible resin designed for 3D printing custom dental impression trays. The material was developed in collaboration with dental laboratories and clinical partners and is formulated to work across a broad range of open-platform resin printers. “We heard consistently from…

3D Printing Industry
Sep 7, 2026Added 1 month ago
Industrial

Beyond the Machines: What Stood Out at Formnext Shenzhen 2026

Coming away from Formnext Asia Shenzhen 2026, my biggest takeaway wasn’t “how many new printers were unveiled”; after all, quite a few established traditional 3D printing brands didn’t show up....

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
Sep 7, 2026Added 1 month ago
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Industrial

The Final Countdown: More Value for G1X Series Backers

HeyGears G1X Series, the world’s first desktop full-color 3D & UV printer, has now surpassed $15 million on Kickstarter, backed by a growing global community of creators, makers, artists, and...

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
Sep 4, 2026Added 1 month ago
Consumer

3DCP Group Completes 36 3D Printed Student Apartments Below Denmark’s Subsidized Housing Cost Cap

3DCP Group, a construction business combining engineering, architecture, and building services, has completed 36 3D printed student apartments in Holstebro, Denmark, with the first residents now moving in. Named Skovsporet, or “The Forest Trail,” the 1,650 m² development sits next to VIA University College and was built for NordVestBO, a public housing association managing approximately…

3D Printing Industry
Sep 4, 2026Added 1 month ago
Industrial

Meltio launches US-assembled Robot Cell

The US-assembled Meltio Cell reduces shipping and customs delays associated with importing the system from Spain, while incorporating industrial requirements specific to the US market.

TCT Magazine
Sep 4, 2026Added 1 month ago
Industrial

3DCP Group 3D Prints Student Housing in Denmark

Denmark’s 3DCP Group has built 36 3D printed student apartments as part of its Skovsporet project in Holstebro. Designed by SAGA Space Architects and MS+, the project is a single-story,...

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
Sep 4, 2026Added 1 month ago
Consumer

Wall Colmonoy Oklahoma City Wins USAF Contract for F-16 Heat Exchanger Remanufacturing

Wall Colmonoy Oklahoma City, a manufacturer and repair provider for military and commercial aerospace components, has secured a multi-year, multi-million-dollar contract from the United States Air Force (USAF). The award covers remanufacturing primary and secondary heat exchangers used in the F-16 Fighting Falcon. Included components are P/N 764967-7, identified by National Stock Number 1660-01-331-0068, and…

3D Printing Industry
Sep 4, 2026Added 1 month ago
Consumer

How RMIT Researchers Made 3D Printed Titanium Float on Water

Researchers at RMIT University have created the first buoyant metal-polymer open-cell hybrid lattice metamaterial that floats in water, addressing a fundamental incompatibility between porous metal architectures and buoyancy. Published in Advanced Materials, the study introduces a hybrid architecture that combines 3D printed titanium lattices with injected polyurethane foam to achieve skeletal densities below 1.0 g/cm³.…

3D Printing Industry
Sep 4, 2026Added 1 month ago
Thursday, September 3
Consumer

Back-to-School 2026 Deals Are Here!

A new school year means new things to learn. And there are few things that boost creativity, imagination, and problem-solving skills like 3D printing does. For a kid, even building the printer itself can be a genuinely formative experience. You start with... The post Back-to-School 2026 Deals Are Here! appeared first on Original Prusa 3D Printers.

Original Prusa 3D Printers
Sep 3, 2026Added 1 month ago
Industrial

3devo Releases New Filament Maker X10

Dutch firm 3devo is a pioneer in desktop filament makers. Where other players make tools for makers, 3devo is the filament maker that your filament company, polymer company, or local...

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
Sep 3, 2026Added 1 month ago
Consumer

Continuous Composites Wins Navy Contract to 3D Print Multifunctional UAV Structures

Developer of composite 3D printing technologies Continuous Composites (CCI) has been awarded a Phase II Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contract with the U.S. Navy to advance its Continuous Fiber 3D Printing (CF3D) technology toward 3D printing UAV structures with electrical conductors embedded directly inside the composite material. The program’s goal is load-bearing UAV components…

3D Printing Industry
Sep 3, 2026Added 1 month ago
Consumer

UMaine Launches 3Dirigo X: A 3D Printed 30-Foot Boat

The University of Maine has launched 3Dirigo X, a 30-foot, 3D printed vessel engineered to reach speeds near 40 knots and withstand offshore conditions, marking an advance for large-scale 3D printing from demonstration technology toward a practical manufacturing tool for commercial and defense shipbuilding. The boat was designed and built at UMaine’s Advanced Structures and…

3D Printing Industry
Sep 3, 2026Added 1 month ago
Consumer

SRNL and 3D Systems Target Nuclear-Grade Components With New AM Partnership

U.S.-based 3D printer manufacturer 3D Systems has entered a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with Savannah River National Laboratory (SRNL) to advance additive manufacturing for nuclear energy, broader energy infrastructure, and national security applications. The agreement centers on SRNL’s Advanced Manufacturing Collaborative (AMC), the only national laboratory-operated facility in South Carolina located on a…

3D Printing Industry
Sep 3, 2026Added 1 month ago
Consumer

European neurosurgery survey finds 3D printing shifting in-house as implant use grows

Researchers from University Medical Center Hamburg–Eppendorf and institutions of the German Armed Forces have identified a shift toward in-house 3D printing across European neurosurgical departments between 2020 and 2025. Survey results also show implant fabrication emerging as a clinical application, while dependence on external printing providers declined. Published in the International Journal of Bioprinting, the…

3D Printing Industry
Sep 3, 2026Added 1 month ago
Industrial

PrusaSlicer 3.0 Review: A Major Slicer Overhaul

Prusa Research has implemented a major update to PrusaSlicer. The 3.0 version is not some tweak; it’s a big rewrite. From the get-go, the Alpha version I tested was light-years...

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
Sep 3, 2026Added 1 month ago
Consumer

Japan Taps 3D Printing for Latest Interceptor Drone Fleet

Japan’s Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics Agency (ATLA) has signed a mass production procurement agreement with Terra Drone for interceptor drones made using 3D printers. ATLA selected the Terra B1, a rocket-launched interceptor drone, after a demonstration with Japan’s Maritime Self-Defense Forces. The tender called for drones capable of countering one-way attack platforms like the Shahed…

3D Printing Industry
Sep 3, 2026Added 1 month ago
Wednesday, September 2
Industrial

Additive Economics 101, Part 3: Your World in a Teacup

In a previous example, we looked at Cathy’s 3D printed braces business. She dropped $350,000 on machines and equipment, and the tiniest tiny difference in packing density collapsed her business....

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
Sep 2, 2026Added 1 month ago
Industrial

Savannah River National Laboratory & 3D Systems Sign Nuclear CRADA

Cooperative Research and Development Agreements (CRADAs) are deals between US federal organizations and other entities. The latter group most often includes private companies, as the primary purpose of CRADAs is...

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
Sep 2, 2026Added 1 month ago
Consumer

From Novelty to Volume: Adidas Bets on 3D Printed Scale With Futurecool

Adidas has unveiled Futurecool, a fully 3D printed sneaker built on the brand’s Climacool ventilation legacy. A limited run of 400 individually numbered pairs went up for raffle on the CONFIRMED app on 28 August, with the wider release following on 1 April 2027, when the shoe goes on sale worldwide for €180 in unisex…

3D Printing Industry
Sep 2, 2026Added 1 month ago
Consumer

QUB Researchers 3D Print a Dissolving Patch to Treat Skin Cancer

Queen’s University Belfast researchers have developed a dissolvable, 3D printed patch that delivers two anti-cancer drugs directly through the skin using microneedles too fine to draw blood, offering a potentially less painful alternative to repeated topical treatments and injections for localised skin cancer. The study, led by Professor Dimitrios A. Lamprou and first-authored by PhD…

3D Printing Industry
Sep 2, 2026Added 1 month ago
Consumer

Sarginsons: First UK Foundry to Install Inorganic 3D Sand Core Printing

Coventry-based Sarginsons Industries has become the first foundry in the UK to invest in inorganic 3D sand core printing technology, committing £800,000 to a system capable of producing printed cores at around 54 litres per hour. The move is aimed at cutting the time to a finished aluminium casting from as long as six to…

3D Printing Industry
Sep 2, 2026Added 1 month ago
Consumer

Bambu Lab patents detail automatic printhead changing and nozzle monitoring systems

Bambu Lab has filed three Chinese patent applications covering new nozzle-monitoring and automatic printhead-changing technologies. The designs include illumination integrated into cooling ducts and a storage rack capable of exchanging multiple replaceable printheads. Filed by Shenzhen Tuozhu Technology Co., Ltd., the company behind Bambu Lab, the applications target camera-based extrusion monitoring and multi-color or multi-material…

3D Printing Industry
Sep 2, 2026Added 1 month ago
Consumer

AI-guided experiments identify low-power DED parameters for NASA’s GRCop-42 alloy

Researchers at Washington State University and the University of Minnesota have developed an AI-guided experimental design method that identified feasible Directed Energy Deposition (DED) parameters for GRCop-42 at laser powers as low as 500 W. Called Bayesian Experimental design for Additive Manufacturing (BEAM), the method uses previous print results to select promising parameter combinations for…

3D Printing Industry
Sep 2, 2026Added 1 month ago
Industrial

AM Pulse Asia: Consumer Metal AM, Nuclear Parts and Rockets Push New Ground

The second half of August produced financing milestones, facility openings, and qualification results across Asia-Pacific additive manufacturing. Rongsu Technology closed a CNY 100 million Series A+ and launched a consumer...

3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business
Sep 2, 2026Added 1 month ago
Tuesday, September 1
Industrial

Sunlu x Inslogic i10 Filament Dehumidifying Cabinet: Active Dehumidification for Filament Storage

The Sunlu x Inslogic i10 Filament Dehumidifying Cabinet does exactly what the name states: it’s a sealed cabinet designed to store 3D printer filament in a low-humidity environment. Unlike typical filament dryers, which use hot air to remove moisture from filament, the i10 uses a molecular sieve dehumidification system to remove moisture from the air […] The post Sunlu x Inslogic i10 Filament Dehumidifying Cabinet: Active Dehumidification for Filament Storage appeared first on 3DWithUs – 3D Printing, Scanning, Design Guides & Forums.

3DWithUs – 3D Printing, Scanning, Design Guides & Forums
Sep 1, 2026Added 1 month ago
Consumer

New FilaDC i10 by SUNLU and INSLOGIC Rethinks Filament Storage

Moisture remains one of the leading causes of failed FDM prints, wasted filament, and nozzle clogs, yet the standard remedies haven’t moved much in years. Heated dryer boxes work but demand a constant cycle of drying, printing, and resealing that breaks down at any real volume, and they risk deforming temperature-sensitive materials over extended use. …

3D Printing Industry
Sep 1, 2026Added 1 month ago