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Creality proudly participated in Formnext 2024, continuing its tradition of excellence as a long-standing exhibitor at one of the world’s premier trade fairs for additive manufacturing. This year, Creality highlighted...

Share this Article With its best third quarter ever, Nano Dimension (Nasdaq: NNDM ) proves that smart investments and tighter operations can deliver big results—even in a tough market.

Sperra, a concrete 3D printing company, focuses on constructing critical energy infrastructure rather than building houses or selling printers. The company has secured two significant contracts that will expand its operations in this area. The German Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK) is providing $3.7 million to support the development of pumps and turbines in collaboration with researchers from Fraunhofer IEE and PLEUGER Industries. PLEUGER, a manufacturer of submersible pumps commonly used in mining, subsea applications, and oil extraction, is a key partner in this initiative. Additionally, Sperra will construct a 10-meter-diameter, 500 kW energy storage system off the coast of California.

Defense giant Lockheed Martin has unveiled a substantial increase in its additive manufacturing (AM) capabilities with an expansion of its facility in Grand Prairie, Texas. The addition includes some16,000 square feet dedicated to 3D printing technologies, such as some of the largest format, multi-laser machines in the region—specifically NXG XII metal 3D printers from Nikon SLM Solutions—alongside advanced heat treatment and inspection equipment. This setup is meant to significantly enhance the rapid development and production of AM parts across Lockheed Martin's operations.

Share this Article When two graduate students at the University of Oklahoma set out to reimagine composite manufacturing in 2020, they

Share this Article Building on its expertise in volumetric bioprinting, xolo has unveiled Xell.

A Reddit user once remarked, “The most terrifying capability of the United States military remains the capacity to deploy a fully operational Burger King to any

Share this Article AML3D (ASX: AL3 ) secured A$30 million ($20 million) to supercharge its global ambitions.

Rue to those aspiring to be modern-day Robin Hoods of Wake Forest: the path to riches in bioprinting is fraught with challenges. It's perplexing that the media has not fully embraced bioprinting. Yes, there were some stories about one particular startup a ways back and some

In the previous installment of the series we briefly looked at how the market entry of many materials firms, open 3D printers and many other players in software lead to...