Happy New Year! We’ve got an abbreviated 3D Printing News Briefs for you today, so we can all enjoy our holiday weekend but still keep up on the industry’s news. First, in business news, amsight has announced a new strategic investor. Moving on, a 3D printed replacement part helped put an F-15 back in the […]
… Stations (AWS) using 3D-printing technology, a move aimed … months.” Manufacturing via 3D printing reduces costs, allows … . The rollout of 3D-printed AWS is expected to … News india Indian Scientists Develop 3D-Print Automatic Weather Stations, Delhi To …
… in South Africa Group A: India, Japan, New Zealand, Sri Lanka … Mandhari Based: Muscat, Oman Sector: Additive manufacturing, 3D printing technologies Size: 15 full-time …
ALLENTOWN, PA, UNITED STATES, January 2, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — OctoNerv LLC, a privately held medical technology company based in Allentown, Pennsylvania, announced the completion of a functional electronic prototype as part of its ongoing …
… 3D-printed modular kitchens Set beneath a dense canopy of trees in India … , the modular cooking units are 3D printed in concrete and assembled on … Design shields the project in India Overhead, Mumbai-based practice Lyth …
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In 2025, the best-performing 3D printing stocks weren’t mostly the classic Western printer makers. Some of the strongest performers were digital manufacturing platforms and software-intensive players; these are businesses that can grow without depending solely on large hardware purchases, while select industrial hardware companies also stood out in specific markets. For this roundup, the focus
The industrial metal additive manufacturing world is splitting, with commoditization and lower-cost parts driving the production of millions of components for consumer electronics, machinery, dental, and beyond. Meanwhile, large parts for hypersonics and space are driving demand for high-end, critical parts. Some players are more focused on differentiation, truly unique capabilities, and the cutting edge.
The US FCC (Federal Communications Commission) has said that it will not certify any new foreign-made drones for use in the US. Models currently on offer in the US can continue to be imported and sold. But if the FCC continues its current course of action, no new drones will be allowed in the US
