3D Printing & Additive

Continuum Powders’ latest production milestones in Houston signal a critical shift in additive manufacturing, proving that sustainable, circular supply chains can compete on both cost and scale.

As Protolabs prepares to report its Q3 2026 financial results, the digital manufacturer faces a critical test amid supply chain shifts and rising input costs.

6K Additive's new EXIM facility highlights a strategic shift in U.S. industrial policy, merging defense priorities with sustainable manufacturing tech.

A monolithic 3D-printed interconnect recently tested at 20 millikelvin might be the missing piece to scale quantum computers beyond the wiring bottleneck.

America Makes is launching a multi-state drone initiative for high schoolers, turning National Manufacturing Day into a strategic defense and workforce pipeline.

Carbon’s recent legal victory at the European Patent Office is more than an intellectual property dispute—it’s a defining moment for global supply chains.

WonderMaker 3D promises industrial tool-changing on a hobbyist budget. But can this 2024 startup deliver hardware scale without supply chain bottlenecks?

Sentinel Advanced Military Solutions leverages a $10M Lockheed Martin offset to launch StarForge, a deployable Arctic manufacturing and C2 platform.

A $5M contract for cold spray tech at Tinker AFB is more than a sale; it's a strategic move to rebuild US military readiness and industrial resilience.

Flashforge's new CJ270 brings industrial-grade color 3D printing to the desktop, but is it a true revolution or just the start of a new price war?

A new desktop printer just raised $15M on Kickstarter, promising to put industrial 3D, UV, and fabric printing power into the hands of creators.

Go inside the deal that places a Canadian tech firm at the heart of U.S. defense innovation, powering next-gen aerospace with superior 3D printing materials.

In Salida, Colorado, a 55-acre development isn't just printing homes; it's printing a future, testing robotics, workforce training, and a new model for communities.

Oshkosh Defense and the Marines are testing a radical new logistics model: printing critical parts on-demand. Is this the end of vulnerable supply chains?

QIDI's new Plus5 isn't just an upgrade; it's a calculated market assault, packing industrial-grade thermal control and precision mechanics into a sub-$700 package.

A landmark FDA approval allows Walter Reed to 3D-print cranial implants on-site, a strategic shift in military medicine powered by 3D Systems' expertise.

Sovol's new M1D printer isn't just another machine. By merging IDEX and Tool Changer tech, it aims to eliminate the massive waste of multi-color printing.

A $4.5M Dept. of War contract tasks Amaero Inc. with breaking reliance on volatile foreign materials, a critical move to ensure the U.S. maintains its lead in hypersonic and space technology.

The 3D-printing firm's new platform isn't just about custom shoes; it's a strategic play to dismantle traditional supply chains and digitize a physical industry.

Backed by Mark Cuban, Kind Designs uses 3D printing to create seawalls that double as marine habitats, merging climate resilience with ecological restoration.