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… 47; — The global additive manufacturing (3D Printing) market is projected to … material type? Metal Additive Manufacturing is the fastest-growing … consumer goods, Metal Additive Manufacturing is the technological frontier … ) China 17.4% India 16.8% USA 13 …
Modern physics experiments and high-value industrial applications increasingly depend on custom, high-performance materials. These often require strict constraints such as radiopurity, controlled microstructure, and repeatable powder behavior in metal additive manufacturing. To expand its internal capability from design through production and validation, INFN LNGS developed the HAMMER Hub and integrated additive manufacturing with materials engineering,
At the recent Military Additive Manufacturing Summit & Technology Showcase (MILAM 2026), additive manufacturing wasn’t just being discussed as a production strategy; it was being packaged for deployment. A big focus at the event was the need for additive systems that can operate in the field, not just inside traditional factories. Instead of relying only
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Additive manufacturing has spent years navigating skepticism, hype cycles, and industrial validation. Now, the industry finds itself at a decisive turning point. The conversation has shifted away from futuristic possibilities and toward reliable, repeatable, economically viable production. For Carbon CEO Phil DeSimone, this shift from experimentation to everyday manufacturing represents the most meaningful evolution yet,
When the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences was awarded in 2025 for work explaining innovation-driven economic growth, many readers outside economics likely skimmed past it. Inside manufacturing and technology circles, the reaction was equally quiet. Yet for anyone who has followed additive manufacturing (AM) closely over the past two decades, the prize landed comfortably close
