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We’re kicking things off today with a little business news, as Raplas appointed Multistation as a sales partner, and Carbon announced commercial availability of its dental FP3D resin in the U.S. and Canada. Serial production of ceramic 3D printed ear molds was achieved with Lithoz technology. Finally, a unique database out of Masaryk University offers […]

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According to a report by Additive Manufacturing Research, the 3D printed jewelry market is expected to reach $989 million by 2031. One of the major vendors profiled in the report was 3D Systems (NYSE: DDD), which just introduced the newest wax 3D printer in its jewelry manufacturing portfolio. The company says the advanced MJP 300W

A lot of companies have a plan, an idea, some semi-coherent tale, or maybe even an outline of a business. They have a deck of PowerPoints they once sold to investors. Perhaps they even have a business plan that was not a paint-by-numbers affair. A lot of this stuff is kind of a MadLibs, based on

Workforce development is starting to become one of the most prominent themes in the mainstream news cycle. While this may seem like a sudden emergence, it’s in fact a story that has long been bubbling under the surface, which now appears to have hit critical mass. Those who follow the U.S. manufacturing sector know this:

Lincoln Electric is working with the Maritime Industrial Base (MIB) program. Together with General Dynamics Electric Boat, the company will be using additive manufacturing to fabricate submarine components. This cooperation follows on from earlier ones with Velo3D and Nikon Advanced Manufacturing. The MIB program is tasked with speeding up America’s painfully slow production of subs,

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