Denmark’s 3DCP Group has built 36 3D printed student apartments as part of its Skovsporet project in Holstebro. Designed by SAGA Space Architects and MS+, the project is a single-story, community-focused place near VIA University College. Printed with a COBOD BOD3, the apartments were “designed as a complete home, with a kitchen, study area, lounge, […]
In today’s 3D Printing News Briefs, we’re starting with a partnership regarding additive manufacturing quality software. Then we’ll move on to a defense acquisition and a trade secrets misappropriation case. We’ll end with patient-specific 3D printed ankle implants. amsight Provides AM North with AM Quality Software Solution amsight, which develops software for data-driven quality assurance and
Dutch firm 3devo is a pioneer in desktop filament makers. Where other players make tools for makers, 3devo is the filament maker that your filament company, polymer company, or local university uses. Research labs all over the world use 3devo’s machines to make test batches of innovative filaments or dial in production batches. To date,
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AML3D’s (ASX: AL3) growing U.S. defense business helped push revenue to a record for the financial year that ran from July 2025 through June 2026. The Australian metal 3D printing company also reached EBITDA profitability for the first time during the second half. The company reported A$12.5 million ($8.9 million) in revenue, including lease income,
Prusa Research has implemented a major update to PrusaSlicer. The 3.0 version is not some tweak; it’s a big rewrite. From the get-go, the Alpha version I tested was light-years faster than previous PrusaSlicer versions. It just opens rather than urging you to get a coffee. It’s much more responsive, much easier to work with,
In a previous example, we looked at Cathy’s 3D printed braces business. She dropped $350,000 on machines and equipment, and the tiniest tiny difference in packing density collapsed her business. Now of course its not only that low price of $50 that was killing Cathy’s business, its the fact that its spread out over this
Cooperative Research and Development Agreements (CRADAs) are deals between US federal organizations and other entities. The latter group most often includes private companies, as the primary purpose of CRADAs is to speed up commercialization via tech transfer. Once a CRADA has been established between a company and a government entity, the parties to the contract
IperionX is going to get another $11.5 million, potentially up to $25.4 million, of an existing SBIR Phase III with the Army (Task Order W911QX26FA097). The award covers low-cost titanium powder for military applications and is part of a $99 million SBIR Phase III program. This comes off the company raising $50 million in July.
The second half of August produced financing milestones, facility openings, and qualification results across Asia-Pacific additive manufacturing. Rongsu Technology closed a CNY 100 million Series A+ and launched a consumer metal AM brand; Farsoon’s RMB 3.91 billion placement cleared a key SSE review step; KHNP completed 18 months of nuclear plant validation for a 3D
Money continued to move into 3D printing in the second half of August. Hike Medical raised $22.5 million as it grows its 3D printed custom medical device business. Swiss additive manufacturing (AM) company Exentis announced two deals covering 23 production systems worth a combined CHF 33 million ($40.8 million). AI 3D company Math Magic has
