At Additive Manufacturing Strategies (AMS) 2026, which just wrapped up in New York City yesterday, AM I Navigator and the Leading Minds consortium announced a new alliance aimed at accelerating the industrial adoption of additive manufacturing. The news was formally unveiled on February 26 during the event, marking one of the key strategic announcements coming […]
AMUG 2026 puts the spotlight on the people and partnerships driving additive manufacturing forward. According to AMUG’s pre-conference overview, this year’s agenda reflects cross-industry collaboration, hands-on learning, and tangible business impact. One of the keynotes will feature Ronen Hadar, who leads additive manufacturing at The LEGO Group. His talk will offer insight into how a
The first report for Additive Manufacturing Research (AMR) that I wrote solo was about the AM market opportunity in semiconductor capital equipment (semicap) components. Published in early 2024, the report was one I personally pushed for, because of how much I believe that AM aligns with the needs of semicap manufacturers. Two years later, the
Nickel-based superalloys and music (Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire, for starters) were best in the 1930s. Inconel and Hastelloy were invented in that decade, along with Scotch tape, the car radio, and instant coffee. When FDR was president and the Second World War was set to occur, the cutting-edge high temperature materials were more or
… head of operations, India Wonderland. India Wonderland’s Rajasthan … 13-night sightseeing tour visits Delhi, Mandawa, Bikaner, Jaisalmer … night escorted tour travels from Delhi, Jaipur, Pushkar, Jodhpur … fame for its “3D printed pizza for astronauts…
… installations across priority markets including India, Indonesia, Vietnam, the … -service platforms. 6) 3D-printed solar cells turning windows … cell that can be 3D printed. Designed to work … created via low-temperature 3D printing, to regulate light transmission …
We’ve still got a month left in Q1, but I’ve already come back to the theme of the role of additive manufacturing (AM) in the ‘sustainability-as-security’ thesis — a topic that I’ve been focused on for years — more than once in 2026. This is very welcome news for anyone who believes in AM’s growth potential.
Several months ago, 3DPrint.com Executive Editor Joris Peels made a good case for aftermarket car parts as a potential high-growth opportunity for additive manufacturing (AM), specifically in the context of automotive seating. 3D printing for aftermarket car parts isn’t a new idea, but Joris’s spin on the concept emphasized how aesthetic and comfort, rather than
Stratasys has been working on digital anatomy for a number of years now. The company wants to make models that look and feel like the real thing. For doctors and dentists, this could mean more accessible testing. What’s more, applications in specific pathology, super rare cases, and lots of different parts can be made relatively
Generative AI is rapidly moving beyond digital experimentation and into real manufacturing environments — but the key challenge remains: can AI-generated 3D models move seamlessly from creation to production? At TCT Asia 2026, technology developers across the AI-driven 3D ecosystem will present integrated solutions that demonstrate how generative design, engineering optimization, printable model preparation, and
