German Studio Boldobjects Debuts 3D-Printed Rocking Stool
German design studio Boldobjects has released the Flow Chair, a 3D-printed rocking chair built from a single continuous form with no joints, screws,... read more »
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Flashforge Creator 5 and Creator 5 Pro Launch: 4-Toolhead Tool-Changer from $649
Flashforge has launched two new multi-colour 3D printers that take a fundamentally different approach to multi-material printing. The Creator 5 and Creator 5... read more »
Anycubic Flash Sale: Kobra X at $299 and Kobra S1 Combo at $429 – April 20 to 30
Anycubic has launched a limited-time flash sale on two of its best-selling FDM 3D printers. The Kobra X and the Kobra S1 Combo... read more »
Real-Time 3D Modeling Drives Central Vietnam’s First Robotic Knee Replacement
Vinmec Da Nang International Hospital has carried out the first knee replacement procedure in Central Vietnam to combine 3D modeling with robotic assistance.... read more »
HP Launches Compact MJF 1200 3D Printer
HP used the RAPID+TCT 2026 trade show last week to announce the HP Multi Jet Fusion 1200 3D Printer Solution, a compact system... read more »
Azure Printed Homes Opens Denver Factory, Backed by $3.9M State Loan
A California-based 3D home printing company opened a 25,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Northeast Denver, backed by a $3.895 million state loan. Azure Printed... read more »
Rice Engineers 3D Print Electronics With Focused Microwaves, Bypassing a Decade-Long Barrier
Rice University researchers have developed a 3D-printing process that uses focused microwaves to heat electronic ink during fabrication without damaging surrounding materials, solving... read more »
Bambu Lab Launches X2D With Dual-Nozzle System, Priced From $649
Bambu Lab has announced the X2D, the second-generation flagship of its X Series, featuring a dual-nozzle extrusion system with mechanical switching. The base... read more »
Tech Meets Culture: Creality RaptorX Powers the Digitization of 6,000-Year-Old Heritage
For 6,000 years, the ceramics and figurines of the Cucuteni civilization lay buried in Romanian soil. One of prehistoric Europe's most technically accomplished... read more »
Beehive Industries Wins $30 Million Air Force Contract for 3D-Printed Turbojets
Colorado-based propulsion startup Beehive Industries has secured a nearly $30 million contract from the US Air Force to advance testing and development of... read more »
SHINING 3D Launches EinScan Rigil Lite: A More Accessible All-in-One 3D Scanner for Professional Users
SHINING 3D has expanded its Rigil Series with the launch of the EinScan Rigil Lite, a hybrid light-source all-in-one 3D scanner aimed at... read more »
Meet the 3DeVOK MT Gen2: Quad-Light, Professional-Grade 3D Scanning in a Handheld Device
Professional 3D scanning has always involved trade-offs: you choose between detail and speed, between versatility and accuracy, between portability and reliability. The 3DeVOK... read more »
University of Utah, Penn State Win NASA Funding to 3D Print Rocket Engine Materials
The University of Utah, Penn State, and Colorado-based Elementum 3D have been awarded a NASA Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Phase I grant... read more »
Revopoint Launches MetroY Ultra and Brings POP 4 to Kickstarter for Its 12th Anniversary
To mark twelve years in the 3D scanning industry, Revopoint is launching two new scanners built for very different users. The MetroY Ultra... read more »
Western University Uses AI and 3D Printing to Keep Pace With Children’s Growing Ears
Researchers at Western University have launched a four-year, $4.4-million (USD) project that uses artificial intelligence and 3D printing to produce custom hearing-aid earmolds... read more »
Army Opens 50-Printer Additive Makerspace at Picatinny Arsenal
The U.S. Army cut the ribbon on a new Additive Makerspace at Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey on March 19, giving engineers at the... read more »
Leiden Researchers 3D Print Brainless Microrobots That Swim and Dodge Obstacles Like Living Animals
Researchers at Leiden University have created 3D-printed microrobots just tens of micrometres long that can swim, sense their surroundings, and steer around obstacles... read more »
Spanish Hospital Cuts Therapy Equipment Costs by 97.6% With 3D Printing
La Candelaria University Hospital in Tenerife is producing custom hand rehabilitation tools for €56 per batch using a 3D printer, down from €2,316... read more »
Adidas Debuts 3D Printed Basketball Shoe
Adidas has introduced a 3D-printed basketball shoe, debuted by Kansas Jayhawks guard Darryn Peterson. The 19-year-old, who'd been projected as the top pick... read more »
OU and Oak Ridge Lab Win $8.8M to Speed 3D-Printed Parts Approval for Air Force Aircraft
The University of Oklahoma has been awarded $8.8 million to launch Phase II of a metal 3D printing research program aimed at cutting... read more »
