3D Printing Blog

For years, a lot of the discussion around China and additive manufacturing has focused on industrial competition. Can Chinese companies move into higher-end markets? Can they challenge Western machine makers in the metals industry? Can they become bigger players in high-end manufacturing? While those questions might still be relevant, right now, China’s biggest impact in […]

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A new chapter in human spaceflight began today as NASA launched Artemis II from Kennedy Space Center, sending astronauts on a journey around the Moon for the first time in more than five decades. The mission is a major milestone. It marks the first crewed flight of NASA’s Artemis program and a critical step toward

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The US-Israel war on Iran is already catalyzing the sorts of major shifts to global supply chains that will effectively amount to permanent economic changes. In this context, the nations that were already on a course towards localizing production in response to the disruptive developments of the first half of the 2020s can be expected

From Printing Objects to Shaping Materials Desktop 3D printing has made on-demand creation more accessible than ever. Yet one critical part of the process remains fixed: the material itself. Most users still rely on pre-made filament while facing failed prints, material waste, rising costs, and limited flexibility. With M1 and R1, Creality introduces a new

During the last few weeks, I spent time on the ground at both the Additive Manufacturing Strategies Forum (AMS) and the Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) meeting. What stands out is not just how different these gatherings are, but how clearly they reflect two necessary halves of the same industry. The contrast is not superficial.

Elon Musk essentially functions as a human loophole in the antitrust regulatory system. Whether or not it’s the deliberate purpose of why he runs his businesses this way, I don’t think it’s unreasonable to argue that if a single corporation controlled most of the world’s satellites, and most of the US’s fast-charging stations for EVs, and one of

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