University of Maine launches production of nine 3D-printed homes with bio-based materials

The University of Maine moves from the experimental phase to serial production of 3D-printed homes. The university's Advanced Structures and Composites Center (ASCC) will build up to nine homes in the’

US states toward 3D-printed gun detection laws: Everytown's push

Several American states are developing regulations to regulate 3D printers and prevent the production of weapons. Some laws are already operational, such as in New York State, while others are in the process of discu

Bosch and Nikon SLM Solutions 3D print a complete V8 engine block

The Bosch Additive Solution Center in Nuremberg has produced a complete V8 engine block in a single piece using a Nikon SLM Solutions NXG XII 600 machine. The component, printed in AlSi10Mg alloy, represents according to

3D printing is not the only tool of digital manufacturing. Diode lasers can complete the additive workflow with engraving, cutting, marking, and customization. AlgoLaser shows how accessible and versatile this technology can become, from maker to professional production.

Desktop 3D printers recreate the Megalosaurus: 166 million years in seven weeks

Fourteen desktop 3D printers worked for seven weeks to bring back to life the first dinosaur ever named by science. The result is a spectacular exhibition at Blenheim Palace in England, wh

3D printing market: widespread decline at the end of July 2026

The additive manufacturing sector closes the week of July 26 with significant losses. The total market capitalization of the 19 listed companies falls below $21 billion, with Xometry losing more than 12% of its value.

IMTS 2026: Machine Tools, Automation, and Additive Manufacturing Converge in Chicago

The International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) will return to Chicago from September 14 to 19, 2026, confirming itself as the leading North American event dedicated to production technologies. The event p

E.ON chooses 3D printing for the interiors of the new Berlin space: walls made with recycled plastic

The energy group E.ON has integrated large-format additive manufacturing into the House of New Energy project, the new exhibition center inaugurated in the historic Am Tacheles complex of

California amends controversial AB 2047 bill on 3D printers

The California bill AB 2047, which aims to prevent 3D printing of weapons, has been significantly amended after weeks of strong opposition. The new provisions eliminate rigid deadlines and delegate the

Burton Bikes Raptor I: the enduro mountain bike with a hybrid frame of 3D-printed titanium and carbon

After two years of development, New Zealand's Burton Bikes has completed the first working prototype of the Raptor I, an enduro mountain bike that combines structural joints in 3D-printed titanium

Oqton wins the ASTRO-InSPIRE challenge on deformation prediction in metal 3D printing

Oqton has won the second edition of the ASTRO-InSPIRE Tech Challenge 2026, a technical competition focused on the prediction and compensation of deformations in laser powder bed fusion.

Tekna achieves profitability thanks to growing demand for metal powders for 3D printing

The Canadian metal powder supplier closes the second quarter in profit, marking a turning point after years of losses. Growth is driven by the aerospace sector and the transition of customers