Sarah Saunders is a Senior Writer and Editor at various platforms including InfoQ, devmio, and 3DPrint.com. She focuses on themes such as engineering, AI and machine learning, manufacturing technology, and consumer packaged goods, often exploring the intersection of technology and industry. Sarah's work has been featured in prominent publications like NewsBreak, highlighting her insights into events, startups, and environmental sustainability.
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By: Sarah Saunders
We're starting with a new 3D printer in today's 3D Printing News Briefs, and then moving to fusion energy and a facility for catalyst shaping based on 3D printing. Then it's on to a teenager who was arrested for 3D printing guns, and we'll end with a heartwarming story about a huge 3D printed toys donation.
Share this Article It's the most wonderful time of the year— Christmas is fast approaching!
By: Sarah Saunders
Earlier this month, Continuum Powders held the grand opening for its global headquarters in Texas, calling this new environmentally friendly manufacturing facility North America’s “largest” and most comprehensive sustainable metal...
By: Sarah Saunders
We're talking about safety certification first in today's 3D Printing News Briefs, and then moving on to applications in racing and wind turbines. We'll finish with a story about 3D printing for blind and low vision students. Read on for all the details!
It's almost time to put 2024 behind you, and say hello to 2025! Do you prefer to dress up in your fanciest duds and dance the new year in, or would you rather be at home in your flannel pajamas without a crowd? No matter how you celebrate, we think
By: Sarah Saunders
We're starting off with awards in today's 3D Printing News Briefs, and then moving on to some interesting AM materials news. Read on for all the details!
By: Sarah Saunders
Share this Article I'm not one for resolutions, but as a new year is almost upon us, it's time to reflect on all of the good things that happened in 2024.
By: Sarah Saunders
Share this Article There are several examples of 3D printed robots being used to help with aquatic research , but never anything quite like
By: Sarah Saunders
In today's 3D Printing News Briefs, we've got business news to share about Benny Buller's new company, and then two stories about metal 3D printer acquisitions. We'll finish with Puma Group's new creative hub in Germany.
It's time for our first 3D Printing Webinar and Event Roundup of 2025! Things are still pretty slow going into the new year, but will likely be picking up soon. Don't worry, we still have a few offerings to tell you about, so read on for all the details!
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