… a multimillion-dollar program to provide 3D-printed manufacturing for the US Department of … military platforms. Another company in the 3D printing field is Massivit, a publicly traded … other armed forces in Europe, India and even Thailand. Its ability …
… growth; China, Japan lead, while India & SE Asia rise LONDON … Reports: • Latin America Ammunition Market • 3d Printing Photopolymers Market About Persistence Market …
On the grounds of Blenheim Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site near Oxford, England surrounded by roughly 12,000 acres of forest and gardens, researchers from Australia and the UK are using 3D printed prosthetics to help save endangered birds. But, rather than prosthetics beaks or limbs, they’ve engineered 3D printed prosthetic nests out of biodegradable
New Delhi: Researchers at the Indian … for designing earthquake-resistant 3D-printed concrete walls, PTI reported … significant progress in producing 3D-printed buildings around the world, they … can be constructed using 3D printing without hampering the printing …
… machine anomalies beyond human capability. India is investing heavily in smart … in areas such as automation, 3D printing and data analytics, and sustainable … but also tied directly to India’s industrial growth. By developing …
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We’re starting off with 3D printed food in this weekend’s 3D Printing News Briefs, followed by some business news about Cocoa Press. Then we’ll move onto a metal additive manufacturing business partnership, and conclude with a 3D printing service by Formlabs. Read on for all the details! FSA Says Emerging Technologies, Like 3D Printing, Could
As I mentioned in my AMUG 2026 overview, I had a lot of delays traveling to Reno, Nevada to attend the conference. So unfortunately, I missed “From Hypercars to Defense Drones: How Two Major Industry Innovators Started their Partnership Journey at AMUG,” the Tuesday morning keynote by Steve Fournier, Senior Manager – Additive Manufacturing at General
The Government of Canada is supporting bioprinting company Aspect Biosystems with a new $280 million project to help develop and manufacture its bioengineered cellular medicines. The project will run over multiple years and is intended to move the company’s therapies closer to clinical use while expanding its production capabilities in Canada. The partnership was announced
To help drive additive manufacturing (AM) research, Loughborough University in England is using Electron Beam Melting (EBM) technology from Swedish metal AM company Freemelt. This work is being led by Moataz Attallah, Professor of Advanced Materials Processing (Metallics) and the Dean of the School of Aeronautical, Automotive, Chemical, and Materials Engineering. Loughborough is only the latest in
Aside from rising gasoline prices, the US still hasn’t seen much direct economic impact from disruption to Strait of Hormuz maritime traffic. However, it’s only a matter of time before that situation changes, and other countries—especially in Asia—have already begun enacting emergency measures to help alleviate the pain of price shocks for businesses and consumers.
