Mikhail Gladkikh has worked in oil and gas for many years. With this background, we obviously talk about energy market turbulence and the adoption of AM in oil and gas. We talk about what oil and gas companies want, how they are adopting 3D printing, and how it is being used. We also talk about […]
A student researcher at Indiana University Indianapolis has uncovered what she believes is a significant patient privacy issue involving medical anatomy files shared on public 3D printing websites. Salma Kherallah, a junior studying at the School of Health and Human Sciences, recently won first place at the university’s Undergraduate Research Conference after examining thousands of
Seals use their whiskers to hunt. Not Navy Seals, although they may in some way also, but this article is about lowercase seals. Not Seal the musician either, as far as I know, he doesn’t even have whiskers. This is about different seals. Pinnipeds are marine mammals with flippers and blubber. One of the ways
Welcome to Printing Money Episode 39, (or, “The one where they all went to market”). It’s that quarterly time, so Troy Jensen (Managing Director, Cantor Fitzgerald) joins Danny for a review and analysis of the Q1 2026 public 3DP/AM company earnings. Episode 39 opens with a nod to the recent spate of positive financings and M&A
You may be beset by a bewildering array of new Chinese cars. How can they all be viable? They can’t be, and this is the point. This is why so many brands are suddenly competing for global attention at the same time, entering overseas markets aggressively and often competing heavily on price. Jaecoo to you
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For years, most desktop 3D printers have looked more or less the same. Some are black. Some are gray. A few are bright orange. They look like boxes. Some are open-frame machines. Some are enclosed. But most were built with function in mind. The focus has always been on what the machine could do. They
We’ll kick this weekend’s 3D Printing News Briefs off with some advisory board and management changes, and then move on to project call news. We’ll end with some heartwarming stories about 3D printed wheelchairs for kids and animals. Massivit Continues Focus on U.S. Aerospace & Defense Strategy Christopher Athearn Israeli large-format AM leader Massivit is
SpaceX officially began trading on the Nasdaq today under the ticker symbol SPCX, marking one of the most anticipated and largest public offerings in Wall Street history. The company priced shares at $135, raising approximately $75 billion and reaching an initial valuation of roughly $1.77 trillion at listing. The IPO debut was celebrated on both
Something super important happened just a few days ago, and too few people paid attention. Creality, a pioneer in low-cost desktop material extrusion printers, went public. Creality is now listed as 3388.HK on the HKEX market. The IPO was a resounding success, with the firm surging 80.2% from the offering price and the offering being
UK-based 3D printing company Photocentric has spun out its space manufacturing activities into a separate business called CosmicMaker, after the successful demonstration of its 3D printing technology aboard a series of parabolic flights designed to simulate microgravity. The spinout follows a series of test flights in April aboard Novespace’s Airbus A310 Zero G aircraft, during
