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Metal AM in a Multipolar World, Part 2: How PBF and DED Could Change by 2035

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Sep 29, 2026Added 21 days ago

The first decades of PBF development were heavily shaped by machine capability: more power, more lasers, larger build volumes, better recoating, and improved process monitoring. These developments will continue, but...

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UC Berkeley and Prusa Open Up the World of Volumetric 3D Printing

The University of California, Berkeley (UC Berkeley) has released OpenCAL, a DIY volumetric 3D printer developed in collaboration with Prusa Research and Formlabs. Formlabs produces the resin, which will be...

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