Materialise has inked a collaboration agreement with Synera. Recently, Materialise has been working on an aerospace competence center in the Netherlands, partnered with companies to print aircraft interiors, and managed to increase revenues. Relative to the 3D printing software leader, Synera is much less known in our industry. Synera is an engineering automation platform where […]
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Today, Nano Dimension-owned Desktop Metal has filed for bankruptcy. Across a dozen funding rounds, the company raised over $816 million, had a SPAC, and was then acquired by Nano Dimension for $135 million on July 3, 2024. Now scarcely a year later, Nano is letting the firm go bankrupt, and says that this is a decision
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Anker, the popular electronics company behind brands like AnkerMake and EufyMake, has stopped selling its traditional 3D printers. The company confirmed to The Verge that it is no longer offering its AnkerMake M5 and M5C models, nor many of the replacement parts for those devices. This marks a major shift for Anker’s 3D printing business,
The additive manufacturing (AM) industry posted a strong start to 2025, with global revenues reaching $3.58 billion in the first quarter, according to the latest analysis from Additive Manufacturing Research (AM Research). The data reflects a 9% year-over-year growth, pointing to slow but steady momentum across hardware, materials, and services. The findings come from AM
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In an era of challenges to the additive manufacturing (AM) industry, mostly driven by the technology’s relatively high cost at a time when financing production equipment is more expensive, many are pondering whether or not AM can evolve in a way that allows it to achieve significant scale. A recently published study on AM opportunities
