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Anzu Partners has officially brought together two of industrial 3D printing’s biggest names under one roof. ExOne and voxeljet have been combined under one new parent company called ExOne Global Holdings. The move unites decades of experience in binder jetting and large-format sand printing, creating a new powerhouse in industrial additive manufacturing. A New Chapter

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The vast majority of people in the additive manufacturing (AM) industry concerned with defense seem to be focused on the Maritime Industrial Base (MIB), for valid reasons. But all year, the U.S. Army has been steadily mounting its own AM campaign, an effort that has most publicly surrounded the acceleration of organic drone production capabilities.

A North Texas team is using 3D printing to make smaller, low-cost Narcan vending machines, helping more communities get access to a medication that can reverse opioid overdoses and save lives. The initiative comes from Conscience Conduit, led by Anthony Delabano, in partnership with 501(c)(3) non-profit Livegy and other local organizations. The group introduced the

“A solution in search of a problem”: that’s how the inventor of the first working laser, Theodore Maiman, described his invention. I think this descriptor is also quite relevant to additive manufacturing (AM), especially in the context of thermal management applications. Unique geometries have interesting aesthetics, but what are they for? What does a lattice