We’re starting 3D Printing News Briefs this weekend with some news out of TCT Asia, and then moving on to a metal AM distribution agreement between MULTISTATION and WAAM3D. We’ll end with medical news, as a 3D printed orthopedic implant by IMPLANET has received FDA clearance. Farsoon Presented Several Developments at TCT Asia Lattice-structured robotic […]
… The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) invites registrations for its … Ashish, and Parmar Ashish Tirth. The 3D-Printer Assembly was designed by Mayank … , Bengaluru. Shiv Nadar University, Delhi-NCR and Sony India concluded the third edition …
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… , AI, robotics, cloud computing and additive manufacturing, to name a few, is helping … heavy reliance on China and India, its vulnerabilities were highlighted, especially …
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There’s a special kind of magic about AMUG. I’ve heard about it for years, but never experienced it myself until last week. It’s different than what you see at some of the other industry events. Trade shows like RAPID are for selling stuff, while AMUG is more about problem-solving. Both are focused on making connections,
… efficiency remains critical for feed additive manufacturers. Compliance with regulatory bodies such … , with a global delivery center in India and offices in the UK and …
… major clusters like Morbi (India) and Castellón (Spain). Manufacturers … superior UV resistance. Simultaneously, Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing) has transformed from a prototyping tool … -neutral production? Ans: While India’s Morbi cluster dominates …
Florida just gave a boost to a new kind of coastal protection, and 3D printing companies are right in the middle of it. On March 19, 2026, Governor Ron DeSantis signed new legislation to support coastal protection, including Senate Bill 302, a measure focused on coastal protection and nature-based solutions. The law makes it easier
Across the additive manufacturing industry, a shift is underway. One that is becoming increasingly visible in both strategic discussions and day-to-day hiring realities. At this year’s Additive Manufacturing Strategies (AMS 2026) conference in New York, much of the conversation focused on how companies can transition from technology-driven growth to application-led, commercially viable business models. A
… blog on the Gulf War. IMAGE: 3D-printed oil barrels, an oil pump jack … selective flow of energy supplies. India faces rising risks from … Punit Paranjpe/Reuters India Faces Energy, Fertiliser Risk The … is forcing choices that New Delhi would prefer not to …
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This article is Part II of a two-part series on Lincoln Electric’s large-format metal additive manufacturing operations. In Part I, we looked at how Lincoln Electric built one of the largest wire-arc additive manufacturing (WAAM) operations in the U.S., capable of producing metal parts measured in feet rather than inches. Speaking with Sean Schaefer, marketing
