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Additive Manufacturing Strategies Gets Ready for Its 10th Year – and the Industry’s Next Decade
If we’re inclined to organize our thoughts about history into decades for reasons other than the fact that we use a base-10 number system, it’s because in so many contexts,…
The Two Paths to AM Print Services Market Growth
AM Research New market research: AM Research is building its new Additive Manufacturing Services Market 2.0 model. Learn more about the report and preorder here → Things continue to heat…
Divergent Is Building a Factory Around 3D Printing
What started with a hypercar is now taking Divergent Technologies into aerospace and defense manufacturing. By combining software, metal 3D printing and robotic assembly, the California-based manufacturer is working to…
Sakuu to Go the SPAC Route in Anticipation of Its 3D Printed Batteries Hitting the Market
Back in August, Ursa Major, which uses additive manufacturing (AM) for propulsion components, announced that it plans to go public early in 2027 via the Special Purpose Acquisition Corporation (SPAC)…
3D Printing Financials: 6K Additive’s Orders Surge as Revenue Climbs 61%
6K Additive (ASX: 6KA) reported higher revenue and a record order backlog in its latest quarterly results, as growing demand for metal powders continues to push the company to expand…
WASP Mixes Earth and Plastic to Make Recyclable 3D Printed Composites
WASP has an eco-friendly ethos. Indeed, the firm wants to build houses and communities using local, environmentally friendly, and sustainable materials. WASP works with ceramics, biocement, and earth. The company…
Speed to Production Isn’t About Print Speed. It’s About Everything In Between
Ask most people why additive manufacturing is fast, and they’ll point to the printer. A part that would take weeks to machine or mold comes off the build plate overnight….
3DPOD 318: 3D Printing at ORNL, Part II – Thomas Feldhausen
Thomas Feldhausen works at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) on hybrid manufacturing, DED, digital twins, and new manufacturing solutions. For years, he’s tried to marry traditional subtractive manufacturing with additive…
Russia’s 3D Printed Missiles & Can NATO Get Its Act Together?
For most of US history, however much the two major parties differed on domestic policy (in some cases a lot, overall less than you’d think), there was always essentially a…
The First Million’s the Hardest: Carbon’s Achievement with 3D Printed Bike Saddles
Last month I wrote an ode to 3D printed football helmet liners, as well as a brief overview of some of the biggest additive manufacturing (AM) success stories for the…
3D Printing News Briefs, October 24, 2026: Spinal Implant, Digital Dentistry, Recycled PLA, & More
We’re starting with a little business in this weekend’s 3D Printing News Briefs, and then moving on to FDA 510(k) clearance and digital dentistry. We’ll end with 3D printing waste…
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…
China’s Additive Manufacturing Market is About to Get Even More Competitive
Last month I wrote about the Chinese laser brand HG Laser and how its increasing focus on metal additive manufacturing (AM) demonstrates that Chinese AM companies benefit from having to…
NAMIC 2026 GAMS: Working Together in a Divided World
We’re once again in lovely Singapore. This time, the National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Cluster‘s (NAMIC) Global Additive Manufacturing Summit (GAMS) has a clear focus on AI. Many panels are dedicated…
3D Printing Financials: Prodways Printer Revenue Jumps 130% in Q3
French 3D printing company Prodways (EPA: ALPWG) reported a 130% increase in printer revenue in the third quarter of 2026, driven by growing demand for its MOVINGLight technology for ceramic…
Pentagon Turns to Nikon to Ramp Up Tomahawk Production
In a recent post, I argued that solid rocket motors (SRMs) are the first big scaling challenge for 3D printing in a real-world production environment that supports the US military….
Formlabs Enters the $699 Resin 3D Printer Market, Taking on Chinese Competitors
Formlabs is moving into a very different part of the 3D printing market. The Massachusetts-based company, best known for professional resin printers used by engineers, manufacturers, and dental laboratories, has…
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…
HG Laser & The Overlooked Sources of China’s Advanced Manufacturing Strength
Chinese state-owned enterprise (SOE) HGTech (Huagong Tech) just reported that it achieved record revenue in H1 2026, amounting to just over $1 billion. The company credited the results to success…
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