Imagine walking into the dentist with a damaged tooth and leaving just a few hours later with a custom 3D-printed permanent zirconia crown. Researchers at the University of Texas…
What if a tiny flying machine didn’t need a conventional motor to generate thrust? Researchers at EPFL in Switzerland have developed microscopic 3D-printed structures that convert sound waves into…
Sometimes the most meaningful applications of 3D printing aren’t about rockets, factories or massive machines. Sometimes they’re about helping a dog take a longer walk. Engineering students at the…
3D bioprinting is moving beyond simply creating the shape of human tissue. Researchers at Penn State are exploring something much more ambitious: bioprinting living cell structures that can be…
What if a brake caliper, suspension upright and hydraulic brake-fluid passages didn’t have to be separate components? Czinger Vehicles is showing what that could look like with BrakeNode, a…
Metal 3D printing is moving beyond factories and workshops — and directly onto ships at sea. During RIMPAC 2026, an advanced manufacturing team demonstrated the ability to manufacture metal…
Artificial intelligence can propose new materials at extraordinary speed. But there’s still a major challenge: how do you turn those digital predictions into real materials that can actually be…
Large-format metal additive manufacturing is moving deeper into aerospace and defense as 3D Systems receives an additional $9 million to continue development of its GEN-II DMP-1000 metal 3D-printing platform.…
Prusa Upgrades CORE One With New CORE One+ Features Prusa Research is continuing to refine its enclosed CoreXY platform with the Original Prusa CORE One+, bringing several hardware and…
When a race car suffers a major crash, repairing the visible damage is only part of the challenge. Before the car can safely return to one of the world’s…