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Prusa Research is offering a new hot end for its Core One 3D printers. The new high-temperature hot end can go up to 400 °C. The swappable hot end can be taken out without the use of tools in under a minute. The company says that the nozzle is meant for ASA, PC Blend, PC

Australia´s Additive Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre (AMCRC) has been joined by Edith Cowan University (ECU). This makes it the 12th university to join the AMCRC. Effectively, AMCRC is Australia Makes, and on a similar mission to spread 3D printing down under. AMCRC Chair Susan Jeanes said: “AMCRC is creating a national ecosystem that connects manufacturers

Disclosure: The Core One L+ was provided to me by Prusa3d free of charge for the purpose of this review. I have not received any other compensation. All opinions expressed are my own, and Prusa3d has had no influence on the content of this review. Unboxing Packaging Quality This may sound like a broken record, but

Dirk Simon had deep experience in materials and chemistry before joining the 3D printing industry. Instrumental in BASF and Farsoon’s market introduction, Dirk has spent a lot of time thinking about how to build and create new businesses and products. Now he runs his own firm, Square New Business Exploration, where he aims to help

On September 5, German space startup Isar Aerospace achieved a major milestone, for its own reputation and for the entire space industry in the European Union (EU), when it executed the first successful launch from continental Europe. Around the same time, The Exploration Company (TEC), a German-French company, announced a $450 million Series C, the

In 3D printing, the printer determines how a part is made — the material determines what can be made. Rather than another general-purpose material, the new ANTINSKY lineup answers specific requirements: heat resistance, chemical resistance, flexibility and print efficiency. The launch covers two categories: engineering filaments PPA-CF30HT and PPS-CF; flexible TPU filaments TPU85A and TPU95A-HS;

A new paper, “Full-Field Damage Monitoring in Architected Lattices Using In situ Electrical Impedance Tomography,” points to lattices being able to detect damage. This could really help composites in critical applications such as aviation detect and predict damage as it occurs. Testing and inspection are very important to keeping vehicles safe through maintenance and replacement

3D printers are raising serious money again. On Kickstarter, that is. Over the last few months, a new group of 3D printer campaigns has attracted millions of dollars and thousands of backers. But many of these campaigns go beyond the typical desktop 3D printer. Many of the printers getting funded are bringing technologies that have

By late 2024, there was already enough signaling of the additive manufacturing (AM) industry opportunity in the data center infrastructure market for AM Research to write a report on the topic, which was published in February 2025. Since then, AM use cases in data centers have steadily increased, reinforcing that it’s a topic the industry

Oxidation affects many substances but can also be beneficial. Aluminum, for example, forms a passive oxide film that helps it resist seawater. NAB is often used in ships and forms an aluminum oxide layer that resists seawater and pitting, a process in which local fissures form. Now, researchers at Iowa State University, Arizona State University,