China’s push toward next-generation propulsion reached a major milestone this month as the country’s aviation engine group announced the successful first flight test of its newly developed 3D printed “minimalist” turbojet engine. The achievement signals a significant step forward for…

Most people think of mosquitoes as pests, not as tools for next-generation micro-fabrication. Yet researchers at McGill University have shown that the proboscis of a deceased female mosquito can serve as a biodegradable micro nozzle for high-resolution 3D printing. With…

3D printing has evolved from hobbyist workshops to industrial production lines and classrooms across Canada. As the technology continues to evolve, it has changed how Canadians design and build. However, as this tech becomes more accessible, so does the awareness…

The halls of Formnext are filled with exciting machines and eye-catching 3D-printed objects. Yet among the many innovations on display, it’s the giant 3D printers that inevitably command attention. These large-format additive manufacturing systems offer massive build volumes, support diverse…

At Formnext 2025, one trend is unmistakable: additive manufacturing is shifting firmly toward real production. Nano Dimension is at the center of that shift, showing how materials, not just machines, are driving the next leap forward. Known for its intelligent…

HeyGears is a manufacturer of 3D printing solutions, best known for its resin machines that allow countless users to unleash their creativity and produce a wide variety of parts. At Formnext 2025, the company unveiled a series of innovations designed…

Another edition of Formnext has just come to a close, and not just any edition, but the tenth anniversary of the trade show. It was a great opportunity to take stock of market developments, the direction the industry is taking,…

The stereolithography process has long been considered a benchmark in 3D printing, standing among the first technologies developed in the industry. While it offers high precision and fine detail, it often struggles with productivity and scalability compared to other methods.…