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An intelligent optical tracking, high-accuracy, marker-free wireless laser 3D scanner for metrology, reverse engineering, and quality inspection, with no reflective markers and no... read more »
Scientists in China have developed a 3D-printed tooth implant that restores the sense of chewing — a capability that conventional dental implants don't... read more »
Nikon SLM Solutions and Bosch Industry Consulting have produced a complete V8 engine block as a single printed part, using the NXG XII... read more »
Good coffee, a few robot arms, and two days of unusually open talks: inside the symposium bringing robotic large-format 3D printing together. By... read more »
A transformer station in Beverwijk, Netherlands now has an 8-by-5-meter ceramic artwork on its facade, made up of 322 individually designed tiles that... read more »
Maker's Pet has launched Oomwoo, an open-source robot vacuum that users build themselves from a 3D-printed chassis, a Raspberry Pi, and an inexpensive... read more »
This article is sponsored content. Type a sentence, wait five minutes, and walk away with a printable 3MF project file. That is the... read more »
IU Health has launched one of the country's first hospital-based, FDA-cleared 3D printing programs, allowing physicians to produce patient-specific anatomical models in-house rather... read more »
Three organizations have agreed to establish a shared advanced materials development facility in Singapore, signing a Memorandum of Understanding on June 24, 2026.... read more »
Phase3D has closed an oversubscribed $2.9 million funding round to accelerate the adoption of its Fringe Inspection technology for metal additive manufacturing. Quest... read more »
Newcastle University and the Vindolanda Charitable Trust have used 3D scanning and printing to create a playable replica of a 1,700-year-old Roman game... read more »
We have recently got our hands on a couple of new scanners from Revopoint, and in this article we will be taking a... read more »
The Marine Corps is consolidating its metal worker and machinist specialties into a single new military occupational specialty, effective Oct. 1, 2026, with... read more »
The Snapmaker U1 brings true tool-changing to a consumer price: four print heads, five-second swaps, and far less filament waste. For Snapmaker's 10th... read more »
TDK Corporation has agreed to acquire San Diego-based Fabric8Labs for up to $400 million in cash, the Japanese electronics giant announced June 10.... read more »
Formlabs has announced the Fuse X1, a large-format selective laser sintering 3D printer that starts at $84,999 — less than a third of... read more »
Superfeet is now letting customers scan their feet with an iPhone to order custom 3D-printed insoles directly through superfeet.com. The service requires no... read more »
Google has published the Fitbit Air's technical specifications and CAD drawings, giving anyone with a 3D printer the measurements they need to design... read more »
Bambu Lab has expanded its A-Series with the A2L, a large-format machine that started shipping globally on June 1, 2026. Less than two... read more »
Ottobock has launched iconiq, a 3D-printed silicone prosthetic liner, targeting a fit problem that affects nearly 68% of leg prosthesis users. The product... read more »
