High-entropy refractory alloys are revolutionizing aerospace thanks to superior properties at extreme temperatures. Compared to traditional Inconel, they offer greater strength, lower weight, and better performance in applications such as combustion chambers, nozzles, and hypersonics. RCCAs, with disordered BCC structures, exceed melting and corrosion limits, opening up new possibilities for

The SOLen soft optical sensor uses light to measure deformations with high precision and stability, overcoming the limits of traditional sensors. Thanks to a 3D-printed Y-structure and a differential configuration of photoreceptors, it offers reliable measurements and is insensitive to environmental interference. Ideal for advanced medical devices, smart orthoses, and monitoring systems

Customized 3D printing reduces healthcare costs by preventing avoidable complications, such as oral mucositis, cutting nursing hours and unscheduled hospitalizations by up to 25%. Thanks to tailor-made devices, unnecessary radiological exposure is reduced, improving clinical efficiency and ROI.

The partnership between BigRep and SEMA Garage introduces 3D printing into the automotive aftermarket, facilitating local and customized production of aesthetic and functional components thanks to accessible technologies without direct investment.

New plug-and-play optical interface developed with 3D printing enables high-efficiency connections between optical fibers and integrated photonic circuits, with losses of only 0.78 dB. Thanks to polymer structures created via two-photon polymerization, the system offers passive alignment, compatibility with standard MTP cables, and stable performance over broad bandwidth, paving the way for photonic systems

The Breast Cancer Locator by Cairn Surgical is a customized 3D guide obtained from magnetic resonance imaging to precisely locate breast tumors during lumpectomies. Created using 3D printing with biocompatible materials, it improves surgical margins, reduces reoperations, and offers millimetric positioning of the guide wire and dye. The device, created based on the anatomy

PreFlight is a new open-source slicer for FFF/FDM developed by oozeBot, designed to overcome the architectural limitations of traditional software. With a native 64-bit architecture and modern stack (C++20, OpenCASCADE, CGAL), it aims to ensure greater reliability, precision, and scalability in professional slicing. It introduces advanced features such as Athena Perimeter Generator and Interlocking Per

Chitosan bioprinting allows the creation of customized patches for chronic ulcers, combining mechanical barrier, antibacterial release, and support for tissue regeneration. Studies from the University of Mississippi show promising results in accelerating healing and reducing infections, thanks to the biocompatible and multifunctional properties of chitosan. The technol

An ESA project studies how to transform lunar regolith into conductive materials to print electronic components in space, reducing dependence on Earth supplies.

3D printing is revolutionizing wearable fashion, as demonstrated by the case of AMISS, an Australian brand that has integrated this technology into its creative workflow. By collaborating with Creality, AMISS has drastically reduced production times and costs, eliminating outsourcing and accelerating the creative cycle. Through a complete digital process, from design to final printing, the brand has

The choice of materials for medical implants requires a balance between biocompatibility, durability, and costs. Titanium, PEEK, and bioresorbable materials like magnesium offer different solutions with specific advantages. Innovations such as TPMS structures and AI improve bone integration and reduce surgical times. Customization allows for better results, even with higher initial costs.

New smart heat exchangers, made with 3D printing technologies and patented, offer greater thermal efficiency without pumps or fans. Thanks to innovative geometries such as partial fins and preloaded integration in engines, weight, costs and consumption are reduced, improving reliability and facilitating assembly. Applications in data centers and aerospace confirm adva