Researchers Find Mars Atmosphere Could Replace Expensive Shield Gas in 3D Printing
Researchers at the University of Arkansas have demonstrated that Mars' carbon dioxide atmosphere could serve as a substitute for argon shield gas in... read more »
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South Korean Company 3D Prints Spherical Vessels Without Support Structures
Innospace, a South Korean company based in Sejong, has successfully demonstrated a method for 3D printing spherical vessels without requiring support structures. The... read more »
Danish Institute and Heatflow Develop 3D Printed Cooling System for Data Centers
Danish Technological Institute and Heatflow have completed development of a 3D-printed cooling component for data centers through the AM2PC research project. The system... read more »
Nike Previews Multi-Color 3D Printed Air Max 1000 Sneaker
Nike has unveiled a prototype of the Air Max 1000 "Multicolor," marking the first time the 3D-printed sneaker will feature more than one... read more »
Auburn University Partners with Amaero and Austal USA on Metal AM Research for Aerospace and Defense Applications
Auburn University's National Center for Additive Manufacturing Excellence (NCAME) has formed two new partnerships to advance 3D printing research for aerospace and maritime... read more »
Virginia Tech Researchers Develop 3D-Printable Shape-Memory Ceramic-Metal Composite
Researchers at Virginia Tech have developed a method to create shape-memory ceramic materials that can be manufactured at scale using 3D printing technology.... read more »
Researchers Develop Color-Tunable Solar Cells Using 3D Printed Structures
Researchers at Hebrew University have developed semi-transparent solar cells that can change color and control light transmission using 3D-printed polymer structures. The team,... read more »
Researchers Use Mosquito Feeding Tubes as Ultra-Fine 3D Printing Nozzles
Researchers at McGill University and Drexel University have developed a manufacturing technique that uses female mosquito proboscides as high-resolution 3D printing nozzles. The... read more »
INL Researchers Use 3D Printing to Create Nature-Inspired Nuclear Fuel Design
Researchers at Idaho National Laboratory (INL) have developed a new nuclear fuel design using 3D printing technology that mimics natural geometric patterns called... read more »
Navy Uses 3D Printing to Reduce Helmet Visor Costs by 65 Percent
The U.S. Navy has developed a 3D printed version of the Joint Helmet Mounted Cueing System (JHMCS) visor through a collaborative effort between... read more »
LLNL and Stanford Develop Faster 3D Nanofabrication Method Using Metalens Arrays
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) engineers and Stanford University researchers have developed a new approach to two-photon lithography (TPL) that significantly increases manufacturing... read more »
Cobra Golf Expands 3D Printed Iron Lineup with MB and X Models
Cobra Golf has added two new models to its 3D-printed iron collection, introducing the 3DP MB and 3DP X irons alongside the existing... read more »
Airtech and Alpha Additive Create 3,000 lb LFAM Structure
Airtech has announced its support of Alpha Additive on an ACADIA 2025 project that successfully 3D printed a complex structure featuring multiple 60-degree... read more »
Shimizu Corporation Develops Spray-Based 3D Concrete Printing System for Large Structural Components
Shimizu Corporation has developed a spray-based 3D concrete printing system designed to construct large, curved reinforced components. The system combines a nine-degree-of-freedom gantry... read more »
Merck Partners with AMCM on 3D Printed Tablet Manufacturing
Merck, a science and technology company, has announced a cooperation agreement with AMCM, a German additive manufacturing company and sister company to EOS.... read more »
Hill Aerospace Museum Uses 3D Printing to Replace Obsolete Aircraft Parts
Hill Aerospace Museum has implemented 3D scanning and printing technology to manufacture hard-to-find components for its aircraft collection. The museum invested $6,000 in... read more »
Beehive Industries Completes High-Altitude Testing of 3D Printed Frenzy Engine
Beehive Industries announced the successful completion of high-altitude testing for its 3D printed Frenzy engine at a government test facility in Ohio. The... read more »
Rutgers Researchers Develop AI Systems to Improve 3D Printing Reliability and Speed Manufacturing Innovation
Researchers at Rutgers University have developed artificial intelligence systems to address two key manufacturing challenges: making 3D printing more reliable in harsh environments... read more »
TU/e Partners with Motion Imager on Volumetric 3D Printing for Complex Manufacturing
Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) has announced a collaboration with Motion Imager to develop volumetric additive manufacturing techniques for complex geometric structures. The... read more »
Nagoya University Develops Heat-Resistant Aluminum Alloys Using Metal 3D Printing
Researchers at Nagoya University have created new aluminum alloys designed for high-temperature applications using metal 3D printing technology. The alloys incorporate iron, an... read more »
