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3D Printing News Briefs, March 12, 2026: Linear Motor, Assistive Technology, & More​3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business

Conflux Technology’s 3D printed transmission oil cooler took to the track on a Multimatic Motorsports car; this story kicks off today’s 3D Printing News Briefs. Then, MIT researchers developed a platform for 3D printing complex electric machines. Finally, Stryker introduced a 3D printed orthopaedic implant, and a global engineering nonprofit launched an NYC innovation center […]

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Cobra’s 3D Printed Golf Clubs Reveal What the Technology Can Do for Sports​3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business

When 3DPrint.com attended the PGA Show in Orlando this January, one booth stood out for a reason that had nothing to do with marketing hype or big-name tour pros — though Cobra has plenty of those, too. At the stand of Cobra Golf, the story was about something far more unusual in the golf world:

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MetalBase: An Engineer’s €10,000 LPBF Machine​3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business

Slowly, we’re coming to grips with low-cost LPBF. Companies like Xact Metal and One Click are making machines available for under a $100,000. Easy to use, these are expanding the market. Meanwhile, Chinese firms are working on machines priced at $50,000 and even $25,000. But, what about a €10,000 (around $12.000) LPBF machine? Frankly, I

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Apple To Further Scale Up Additive Manufacturing?​3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business

Apple’s Apple Watch implementation is a shining example of additive manufacturing at scale. Apple now makes two watch cases and a port using additive. Now Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman has stated that, “The company’s manufacturing design team along with its operations department is working on ways to 3D-print aluminum, which would bring more efficiency to the production

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MIT’s Enterprise Additive Manufacturing Program Heads to RAPID + TCT 2026​3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business

MIT will offer the class Enterprise Additive Manufacturing over the course of five days. Three and a half days will take place at MIT, while two half days will see the students bounce between MIT and RAPID + TCT. The focus is on teaching business leaders how to implement additive at scale and “identify, evaluate,

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Singapore 3D Prints Childcare Center Walls in Two Days​3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business

The exterior walls of a childcare center were 3D printed in two days in Singapore. The first story was made with additive while the second was made with conventional methods. This comes amid a push by Singapore to increase the number of early child care places available and to use 3D printed construction. The building

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