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How Haddy Landed Disney, and Why That Matters for 3D Printing
The Walt Disney Company relies on a wide network of partners to build its parks and attractions. But bringing a new way of making things into that system—and putting it…
NodeZERO: SPEE3D Plans 50-Site Metal AM Network Across Asia-Pacific Region
Earlier this year I wrote about SPEE3D‘s expeditionary manufacturing case study, in which it collaborated with the Tennessee Army National Guard. My take was that this was a perfect example…
Rosswag Engineering, qualloy & EPlus3D Launch Validated Metal Powders
EPlus, Rosswag, and qualloy have had a partnership in place since April 2026, with an MOU that focused on trying to build a manufacturing tool chain together. Now the trio…
Two Farsoon Machine Launches & How Chinese AM OEMs Are Shifting Focus
In posts last month about Eplus3D and how it’s scaling production for the AI infrastructure market, I focused on how the Chinese additive manufacturing (AM) landscape looks poised to intensify…
3D Printing Financials: Velo3D Revenue Jumps but Profitability Moves Further Away
Velo3D (Nasdaq: VELO) is showing signs of a stronger business, with increasing sales, better profit margins, and growing demand for its metal 3D printing technology. The company is also in…
3D Printing News Briefs, November 11, 2026: Financing, Distributor, Kickstarter, & More
We’re starting off with exciting AMUG news in today’s 3D Printing News Briefs, as Neil Hopkinson was selected for the 2027 Innovators Award. Then we’ll move on to business, with…
Push Button Metal: Market Overview 2026
Pioneered by Xact Metal, low-cost metal printing could break open the LPBF market and make it much bigger than it is now. OneClickMetal showed us how canisters and ease of…
AM Investment Strategies 2026: Where 3D Printing Investment Is Going
Which parts of the 3D printing industry are growing, who’s buying, and where’s the money going? At the AM Investment Strategies webinar on November 5, executives discussed how customer orders…
From Ukraine’s War Effort to U.S. Restrictions: The Debate Over Desktop 3D Printing
When I lifted the replica drone interceptor nosecone from the build plate of my Prusa Core One L, I noticed how precise and aerodynamic the part was. I admired the…
Do You Know How Your Customer Makes Money with AM?
This article is Part III of a five-part series by AMPOWER, Gold Sponsor of Additive Manufacturing Strategies 2027. Application understanding begins where the datasheet ends. Western AM suppliers claim to know…
3DPOD 320: HeyGears CEO, Peiyan Gui
Peiyan Gui co-founded HeyGears after studying in the United States. The Chinese firm first made desktop Vat Polymerization systems before pivoting to dental systems. Then, yet another surprising pivot led…
3D Printing Financials: Tekna’s Revenue Up 61 Percent YOY
As my recent post about tungsten demonstrates, critical materials are like an avatar for the current dynamics shaping the global economy. This presents an opaque mix of challenges and opportunities…
Added Scientific Launches JetForge Core for Inkjet 3D Printing
Added Scientific, a spinout from the University of Nottingham, was founded by Ricky Wildman, Phill Dickens, Christopher Tuck, and Richard Hague to deliver on R&D projects in 3D printing. Over…
Arkema & Carbon’s Longtime AM Partnership Highlighted by Vivobarefoot Collab
The rising demand for and technical maturity of metal additive manufacturing (AM) has been so striking that it’s easy to forget that the catalysts for polymer AM are still just…
Printing Money Episode 43: Additive Manufacturing Deal Analysis with Arno Held
Welcome to Printing Money Episode 43. Arno Held returns to join Danny Piper (Principal, NewCap Partners) for this episode. Arno is freshly independent from AM Ventures, as Principal at Held…
A Novel AM Process: DIAL 3D Printing
A new 3D printing technology, direct ink additive lithography, or DIAL, spreads paste-like inks in layers and then selectively hardens them using light. The inks can also act as a…
Bringing LAIKA’s Stop-Motion Animation Characters to Life with Full-Color 3D Printing
It is a labor of intense love and hard work to make a stop-motion animation film. They are created frame by frame, with the objects and characters in the frame…
The AM Production Gap Is Real. So Is the Progress
Additive manufacturing (AM) has become very good at proving what is possible. Companies can print complex metal parts, reduce weight, combine multiple components into one, and produce designs that are…
What’s Left When a 3D Printing Company Shuts Down?
Several 3D printing companies have closed, sold their assets or restructured in 2026. Some spent years developing new printing technologies and raised millions of dollars along the way. Others built…
The “Apple Effect”: Are 3D Printers Becoming Lifestyle Products?
For most of its history, desktop 3D printing has been a technology business. Companies competed on speed, accuracy, build volume, temperature, materials and reliability. Buyers compared specifications because the machines…
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