Meshy Ranks No. 31 on a16z’s First Consumer AI Revenue List, the Only 3D Company
Meshy is the only AI 3D company on Andreessen Horowitz's (a16z) new Top 50 Consumer AI Apps by Monthly Revenue, the first time... read more »
3D Printing News
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Umeå Researcher 3D-Prints Custom Lab Instruments on a Desktop Printer
Daniel Nilsson at Umeå University showed that a desktop 3D printer can make custom laboratory instruments for biological research.
TU Delft 3D-Prints a Short Joint Between Stiff and Flexible Lattices
TU Delft engineers 3D printed a short joint between stiff and flexible lattices, a step toward implants that connect hard tissue to soft... read more »
Revopoint Fall Sale 2026: Up to 40% Off 3D Scanners and Software
Revopoint's Fall into 3D Sale runs October 5 to 15 on the official store, with discounts from 10 to 40% across scanners, refurbished... read more »
MX3D Becomes First WAAM Facility to Earn DNV AMC3 Certification
The Amsterdam robotic metal printing company is the first in the world to hold DNV's highest additive manufacturing classification for wire arc additive... read more »
Harbin Researchers 3D-Print Cement That Stores Electricity
Harbin Institute of Technology researchers 3D-printed a cement supercapacitor whose interlocking electrodes store a charge while the piece still carries a structural load.
NTU Researchers 3D Print a Bone Scaffold Timed to How Injuries Heal
NTU researchers 3D-printed a gel bone scaffold that releases copper and an antibiotic quickly at first, then more slowly, so one implant can... read more »
Hands-On Review: Revopoint MetroY Pro 3D Scanner
Hands-on with the wireless Revopoint MetroY Pro, tested against the MetroX for speed, laser lines, structured light, and color textures.
Glasgow Engineers Map Damage Inside 3D Printed Lattices in Real Time
University of Glasgow engineers, with colleagues at the University of Sydney, used a hospital imaging method to map cracks in 3D-printed lattice parts... read more »
Cranfield 3D-Prints Natural Rubber Gloves Without a Dipping Line
Cranfield University researchers 3D-printed natural rubber gloves by spraying latex onto a mould, a process meant to replace the dipping lines glove factories... read more »
Prototal Group: Industrial 3D Printing, Molding and Casting Under One Roof
Prototal Group describes itself as Europe's leading manufacturing service provider for industrial 3D printing, injection molding and vacuum casting. With nine facilities in... read more »
California AB 2047 Explained: What the New 3D Printer Gun Blocking Law Requires
The bill that started the year as a DOJ-certified detection mandate with criminal penalties was signed into law on September 26 as something... read more »
SHINING 3D Launches ShiningSpace, a Browser Platform for Real-World 3D Scans
SHINING 3D has launched ShiningSpace, a browser-based platform for storing, viewing, editing and sharing 3D scan data. The company says it accepts models... read more »
LLNL 3D-Prints a Bioreactor That Turns Waste Methane Into a Useful Chemical
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory 3D-printed a bioreactor that uses bacteria in thin lattice walls to turn waste methane into succinate.
Snapmaker and Phaetus Launch Liber High Flow Hotend for the U1
Snapmaker and hotend specialist Phaetus have launched the Liber High Flow Hotend for the Snapmaker U1 toolchanger. According to Snapmaker, it delivers up... read more »
City University of Hong Kong and Cambridge Open a 3D Printing Centre
City University of Hong Kong and the University of Cambridge have opened a joint centre that will use 3D printing for data-centre cooling... read more »
TCT Shenzhen 2026: Seven Highlights to Watch This October
TCT Shenzhen 2026 takes place at Shenzhen World from October 14 to 16 with, according to organizer TCT, more than 250 exhibitors, 80-plus... read more »
ORNL and Boeing 3D-Print a Nearly Two-Ton Mold for Aircraft Parts
Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Boeing 3D-printed a nearly two-ton steel mold for stamping thermoplastic composite aircraft parts.
Meshy 7 Review: From a Designer’s Drawings to Four-Color Board Game Pawns, With No Modelling Skills
Game designer Sonja Uittenboogaard (swurls.nl) draws her own characters. I took three of them, a dragon, an owl and a wizard, and tried... read more »
Creality Pika: The Pocket AI 3D Scanner That Wants Scanning to Feel Like Taking a Photo
Creality has shrunk a dual-mode 3D scanner to the size of a compact camera, given it a touchscreen and two swappable batteries, and... read more »
