Archive for: December, 2021

Pulvermeister doesn’t get as much press as DyeMansion and Solukon, two other German firms working in post-processing and automation. This could change, however, because the company does have an interesting…

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The month of October 2021 saw the return of the 3D Printing Industry Awards and the winners announced for the Formnext 2021 Start-up Challenge, alongside bioprinting developments, hypersonic weapons, a Thingiverse data breach and plans to build the largest 3D printed neighborhood. Read on from the standout developments in October, which involved the likes of 3D Systems, the US Navy, […]

It’s time to gaze into the tea leaves and imagine a bright future for 3D printing. In this article, we will be looking specifically at predictions, trends, and developments in…

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June of 2021 was dominated by major announcements in the aerospace and on-demand manufacturing spheres. News included 3D printed flight-ready SLS parts for Airbus, Relativity Space raised $650 million, and GE announced plans for a new jet engine using 3D printing technology. Additionally, Xometry went public, 3D Systems sold its on-demand manufacturing business, and ExOne announced deliveries of more than […]

The month of May yielded a number of important events in the 3D printing industry, including the Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) 2021 event, major acquisitions from the likes of 3D Systems and CELLINK, and Desktop Metal launching a new wood 3D printing technology. The aerospace sector was also active with additive manufacturing milestones from GKN and Aerojet Rocketdyne. AMUG […]

CORE Industrial Partners is a private equity firm in Chicago, made up of experienced investment professionals and former CEOs, with $700 million worth of capital commitments investing in lower middle-market…

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Technology has come a long way! With the Fourth Industrial Revolution in full swing, the boundary between possibilities and impossibilities continues to blur. While magic is a fiction of the imagination, emerging technologies can create the closest thing next to witchcraft. The world is witnessing the birth of a new era, a new paradigm where…

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Last weekend, we published a roundup of fun Christmas 3D prints, and now, the day after Christmas, we’re here to offer you another holiday 3D printing roundup. While I can’t…

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Merry Christmas! In celebration of the holiday, we’re giving you a gift: this weekend’s 3D Printing News Briefs! We’ll start off with some good news, as Lithoz has been named…

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