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BMF brings the microArch S150 to Europe for microprinting

BMF brings the microArch S150 to Europe for microprinting

BMF brings the microArch S150 3D printer to Europe, a compact system with 25 μm optical resolution and PμSL technology, designed for laboratories and production. Aimed at microfluidics, optical fibers, biomedical devices, electronics, and materials research.

LiDAR and AI to find 23 missing people from 1943

LiDAR and AI to find 23 missing people from 1943

U.S. archaeologists use LiDAR drones, artificial intelligence, and printed 3D models to locate the remains of 23 soldiers missing in the 1943 Battle of Bairoko, in the Solomon Islands.

Addiblast MARS05 XL: automatic depowdering of 7 tonnes

Addiblast MARS05 XL: automatic depowdering of 7 tonnes

Addiblast MARS05 XL is an automatic depowdering system for large-format metal AM, capable of handling builds up to 7,000 kg and 1,375 × 1,375 × 1,700 mm. Enclosed chamber with ATEX design, two-axis movement, and programmable vibration.

Dou Yee integrates HP Metal Jet: from MIM to additive

Dou Yee integrates HP Metal Jet: from MIM to additive

Dou Yee Technologies integrates the HP Metal Jet platform into its production cycle with a Metal Binder Jetting program launched in October 2025 with HP and NAMIC. The first qualified materials are 316L and 17-4PH steels.

Theft of 20 3D printers: a sign of market maturity

Theft of 20 3D printers: a sign of market maturity

In Calgary, 20 3D printers worth over $20,000 were stolen; 17 were recovered after online listings appeared. The case shows how desktop hardware has become a resellable asset.

TTT Group: new HIP division with Hiperbaric for aerospace

TTT Group: new HIP division with Hiperbaric for aerospace

TTT Group announces the largest investment in its history: a new HIP division with a Hiperbaric HIP 107, operational from 2027, for the post-processing of critical components in aerospace, energy, and metal additive manufacturing.

AI reduces the power to print NASA alloy by 80%

AI reduces the power to print NASA alloy by 80%

Researchers at Washington State University used AI to 3D print NASA's GRCop-42 alloy with 80% less laser power. The method, based on a predictive model, could make the technology accessible to smaller laboratories and companies.

Stratasys wins 27.6 million: historic patent verdict vs Bambu Lab

Stratasys wins 27.6 million: historic patent verdict vs Bambu Lab

A Texas jury has ordered Bambu Lab to pay $27.6 million to Stratasys for infringing four 3D printing patents. The Chinese manufacturer has announced an appeal.

Smart Mfg Aerospace 2026: AI and digital thread in Chicago

Smart Mfg Aerospace 2026: AI and digital thread in Chicago

On October 27, 2026, Chicago hosts the Smart Manufacturing for Aerospace & Defense Summit, dedicated to digital thread, AI, and connected production systems. Additive manufacturing is included, but it is not the central theme of the event.

Addireen: dual green laser for pure copper in the XH-M350G

Addireen: dual green laser for pure copper in the XH-M350G

Addireen presents the third generation of the XH-M350G-2HR, a dual green laser LPBF system for pure copper. The upgrade focuses on productivity, optical stability, and uniformity in prolonged cycles, with a build volume of 350 × 350 × 550 mm.

3D concrete printing: a revolution in water infrastructure

3D concrete printing: a revolution in water infrastructure

3D printing is being applied to water infrastructure to address obsolete facilities and inefficiencies. In the United Kingdom, the Printfrastructure project produces concrete components for water treatment.

3D Printing Q2 2026: sector growth, uneven profits

3D Printing Q2 2026: sector growth, uneven profits

The 3D printing sector grows in Q2 2026, but the results of publicly traded companies are uneven. Competitive pressure on margins and leadership, with SpaceX influential on Velo3D.

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