From the Workshop

Photocentric's CosmicMaker printer has put 3D printing in space back on the agenda with zero-gravity trials. We summarise what this development means for the production side.

Inkbit's 3D-printed Luneburg lenses, developed with the University of Delaware, highlight the potential of single-part gradient manufacturing for mmWave applications.

New research brings wave-based toolpaths into focus, getting standard FDM printers close to producing 90-degree overhangs without any support.

Photocentric's JENI platform is drawing attention with its claim to move 3D printing into tool-free, automation-driven mass production. We break down what the new system means for production [...]

Stockwell Elastomerics has integrated real silicone 3D printing into its workflow, reducing customer validation time from weeks to days - highlighting why material accuracy is critical in [...]

EOS's June 2, 2026 announcement shows how Incodema3D is scaling its capacity with a new metal 3D printer investment. The news highlights why process maturity is critical in series production.

Materialise's investment in Replasia shows why 3D-printed personalized hip preservation solutions are rapidly rising to prominence in medical manufacturing.

A study published by NIST in June 2026 aims to achieve more homogeneous mixing in high-entropy alloys by altering the laser scan path in metal 3D printing. The development is an important signal [...]

A new ESA-backed project aims to make space robots more resilient with 3D-printed smart protective structures — and the development carries important implications for industrial robotics as well.

Voltage's Eclipse X9 announcement explains why a basalt-reinforced, recycled-PETG approach to LFAM is drawing attention and what it means for production teams.