3D Printing & Additive

In a strategic move to fortify national security, X-Bow is acquiring Evolution Space, boosting US rocket motor production and hypersonic capabilities.

Montreal firm's advanced titanium powder will fuel next-gen aerospace innovation, highlighting its role in a critical, high-growth global market.

Carbon promotes prolific inventor Jason Rolland to CTO, signaling a strategic doubling-down on advanced materials to lead the next era of manufacturing.

Amid a record backlog and major program milestones, CEO Kathy Warden is set to detail the defense giant's strategy at Citi's upcoming tech and mobility event.

Hawk Ridge Systems expands its portfolio with Stratasys' production-grade 3D printing, aiming to dominate the end-to-end additive manufacturing market.

An Ohio startup is building low-cost, 3D-printed drones to meet the Pentagon's urgent demand, challenging billion-dollar defense procurement norms.

By acquiring its top partner's CAM division, Mastercam is ditching the old reseller model for direct control. What does this mean for users and competitors?

A new 3D printer uses 2,000 Gs of force to print, wash, and cure parts in one automated cycle, promising to upend dental and medical manufacturing.

HOZO's new Kickstarter tool, the NeoSander, uses a patented linear motor for ultra-precise sanding, aiming to revolutionize detail work for creators.

The U.S. Army partners with Velo3D, using advanced 3D printing to create mission-critical metal parts and bolster the readiness of its combat fleet.

The AI-powered marketplace adds advanced materials, CMMC compliance, and new manufacturing controls to meet demands from critical, regulated industries.

Northann Corp. stock soars on a major retail partnership, but can its innovative 3D printing tech overcome deep financial woes and a delisting threat?

Beyond the hype, additive manufacturing is now a force in the skies. Discover how Stratasys and Airbus are using it to build lighter, greener, faster jets.