Multimaterial 3D printing is revolutionizing bioinspired soft robotics, allowing the direct integration of actuators and sensors into flexible structures. This approach eliminates complex processes and accelerates prototyping and customization, opening new opportunities in the medical, surgical, and industrial fields.

The additive manufacturing industry is evolving towards greater maturity, with a focus on specific skills, production, and customer interaction. An increasing number of professionals is changing the job market, making hiring more selective and promoting internal skill development.

Implementing a Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) model in the industrial sector requires a structured approach that goes beyond online sales, integrating design, production, and logistics into an end-to-end workflow. Success depends on the governance of distributed capacity, secure digital platforms, and transparency in processes. Cases like Polymaker and Juise Mobility show how DTC, if well pro

Mechnano's new conductive elastomeric pellets offer reliable electrical and mechanical performance thanks to D'Func technology, which guarantees uniform dispersion of carbon nanotubes, overcoming the limits of traditional ESD materials. Ideal for sectors such as electronics, automation and medical, these materials enable the scalable production of flexible components with yields

Entry-level desktop 3D printing offers low costs but presents limitations in quality, materials, and reliability compared to industrial systems. Compromises on advanced materials, post-sales support, and longevity make a careful evaluation of actual production needs necessary before purchase.

Mass customization is now possible thanks to additive manufacturing, artificial intelligence, and parametric design. These technologies allow for the production of thousands of customized variants while maintaining efficiency and margins, overcoming the limits of traditional production. The integration of software toolchains and automated processes enables the management of variability without au

Aibuild OS is an AI platform that unifies the engineering workflow, integrating CAD, CAE, and CAM into a single intelligent environment. It eliminates fragmentation between tools, automates complex processes with “Digital Engineers,” and generates 3D models from text or 2D inputs, reducing errors and production times.

Integrate free or premium 3D resources into your educational or consumer projects to accelerate development and innovation. Choose suitable platforms, verify quality and licenses, and optimize the workflow for professional results.

The certification of medical devices produced with additive manufacturing requires an operational framework that integrates regulatory requirements from the design phase. This approach, called “design for certification”, reduces delays and late reviews, turning compliance into a competitive advantage. It is fundamental to qualify the 3D printing process with documented proof of rep

New 3D printing ink based on lignosulfonate, a by-product of the paper industry, enables room-temperature processes without solvents or post-treatments. Composed of 70% waste material, it is recyclable up to nine times while maintaining high performance, promoting a circular economy in industrial additive production.

The industry is implementing bio-based sustainable materials on a large scale, integrating responsible agricultural supply chains, technological innovation and circular economy. Projects such as Pragati, Bio.3DGREEN and Virtucycle demonstrate how sustainability and industrial performance can coexist, thanks to strategic partnerships and standardization.

There's a prejudice that's hard to die: 3D printed products have an inevitably compromised aesthetic. True Iconic Design overturns this logic by building sculptural home accessories where the production technology disappears completely — and only the design remains.