The American company AICT has created the world's first 3D printed public park, located at the Shenzhen International Convention & Exhibition Centre in China.
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30-Meter 3D Printed Tor Alva Tower Unveiled in Swiss Alps
A new architectural landmark called Tor Alva has opened in Mulegns, Switzerland, created through advanced 3D concrete printing techniques. The white tower, designed... read more »
Rarify and Gantri Unveil Modular 3D Printed Lighting System
Gantri, a California-based lighting manufacturer, has partnered with vintage furniture dealer Rarify to create a modular 3D-printed light system called the Cube One... read more »
Outokumpu Develops Stainless Steel Powder for Aerospace Additive Manufacturing
Outokumpu, a stainless steel manufacturer, is expanding its metal powder production for additive manufacturing into the aerospace sector. The company will deliver a... read more »
Deep Learning Approach Identifies 3D Printing Sources from Photographs
Researchers from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign have developed a new method for identifying the source of 3D printed parts using high-resolution photography... read more »
CEAD to Open Facility for 3D Printed Vessels in The Netherlands
Dutch company CEAD is establishing a new manufacturing facility near its headquarters in Delft. The 2,300-square-meter space will function as a maritime application... read more »
Fabric8Labs and Wiwynn to Demonstrate ECAM Cold Plate Technology at Computex 2025
Fabric8Labs and Wiwynn have announced a collaboration to showcase advanced cold plates for AI data centers at Computex 2025. The partnership combines Fabric8Labs'... read more »
Stratasys Acquires Key Assets of Forward AM
Stratasys has acquired the key assets and operations of Forward AM, establishing a new standalone company within Stratasys called Mass Additive Manufacturing GmbH.... read more »
Chinese Student’s Custom 3D Printed Drone Sets New Speed Record
A microdrone designed by Chinese student Xu Yang has established a new Guinness World Record, reaching a speed of 340.78 km/h (211.75 mph).... read more »
Texas Fisherman Catches Bass Using 3D Printed Duckling Brood Lures
Texas angler Goya Lin has successfully developed a 3D-printed bass lure that resembles a string of ducklings. Lin, who combines mechanical engineering knowledge... read more »
3D Printed Self-Watering Planters by Posie Pots
Engineer Kay Wells has developed Posie Pots, a line of 3D-printed self-watering planters that require watering just once a month. The innovative planters... read more »
