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… — is now headed for India’s only spaceport in … in Gujarat. The launch of India’s first privately manufactured PSLV … of metals, and houses a 3D-printed indigenously made engine — making … mark a major milestone for India’s emerging private space- …

… Hyderabad for Sriharikota, marking India’s private orbital rocket … milestone development Hardware for India’s first privately developed … carbon fibre structures and 3D-printed components and is capable … marking a key step in India’s private space ambitions …

In this weekend’s 3D Printing News Briefs, AMUG announced the winners of its Technical Competition, and Authentise launched AI platform Whisper at RAPID. Bambu Lab wasn’t at RAPID, but launched a new 3D printer, and AMGTA released an independent report on the role of additive manufacturing (AM) in resource-efficient manufacturing systems. Finally, we’ll give you

… the Financial Planning Standards Board of India, where he helped shape credentialing … to fame for its “3D printed pizza for astronauts” and …

Last year, Autonomous Resource Corporation (ARC) became the surprising owner of Desktop Metal’s (DM’s) assets following the bankruptcy of the one-time additive manufacturing (AM) unicorn, an acquisition that cost ARC just $7 million. ARC announced a grand vision behind its plans for the salvaged IP, aiming to rebuild DM’s core tech into the basis for

… depicts the Strait of Hormuz and a 3D-printed model of US President Donald … economic corridors, namely Bangladesh-China-India-Myanmar, China-Mongolia-Russia, Eurasia … the strait. Spices and silk from India passed through these waters to …

Colibrium Additive has been awarded a $31 million contract by the Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR). The contract is part of the Additive Manufacturing Capability initiative, focused on qualification and certification in support of maintenance, repair, and operations (MRO) activities. The contract will see Colibrium develop, “six metal alloy Material Process Combinations (MPCs) which are

6K Additive (ASX: 6KA), a U.S. supplier and manufacturer of metal powders for additive manufacturing (AM), has been very busy lately. I caught up with CEO Frank Roberts and Chief Marketing Officer Bruce Bradshaw at RAPID+TCT 2026 in Boston to hear what the company has been up to after going public on the Australian Stock Exchange

After decades of tinkering with our individual technologies, billions were poured into speculative claims and optimism. Now the attention is gone, and sometimes it can seem like we’re surrounded by the drafts of an empty high school gym amidst archipelagoes of confetti and withering balloons. Simultaneously, we have a billion-dollar revenue company founded in 2020,

HP (NYSE: HPQ) had its best day in over a year this week, with shares jumping more than 7% on Tuesday. Interestingly, the move was quickly tied to 3D printing, especially after the company’s high-profile unveiling at RAPID + TCT 2026 in Boston, one of the most talked-about launches at the event. The week opened