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According to an AM Research report from 2024, the medical device industry, specifically in dentistry, prosthetics, and audiology, is expected to see significant growth as these segments continue to benefit from 3D printing. This certainly seems to be true with 3D printing in dentistry, as it’s one of the most mainstream applications of additive manufacturing (AM)
It has become virtually impossible to regularly follow additive manufacturing (AM) industry news and not stumble across the term “defense industrial base” (DIB), a concept encompassing all the many diverse organizational and technological elements associated with the final outcome of producing military hardware. Still somewhat underrepresented in this discourse, though, is the term “organic industrial
Nike is no stranger to pushing boundaries in design and sports innovation. Its latest breakthrough is a one-of-a-kind 3D printed sports bra designed for record-breaking runner Faith Kipyegon. More than anything, this is a symbol of how 3D printing is quietly, but powerfully, reshaping the future of personalized athletic wear. At the core of this
The relentless rise of NVIDIA, the steadily increasing pledges of major private and public investments in national infrastructure projects around the world, and the general cultural obsession with AI have all made one thing clear: the data center boom has legs. It’s still far too early to determine exactly how big the growth trajectory will
