Protolabs has been making a name for itself in the manufacturing industry for many years. The company has not only mastered traditional production processes such as injection molding, but is also an expert in additive manufacturing, using a wide range…

It should be clear by now, applications were the star at RAPID + TCT. This was especially the case when it comes to demanding sectors: for example, aerospace, defense and automotive. Although we already knew these fields would have a…

While at RAPID + TCT 2025, one thing that was very obvious was the prevalence of applications on the show floor and in conference sessions. This follows a trend that we have seen for quite some time now, with companies…

Additive manufacturing is no longer just an emerging technology, it has established itself as a key tool to transform the industry. In this context, training future professionals in 3D printing is not an option, rather a necessity. Technological training centers…

The renowned Wohlers Report, the international market study that analyzes the health of the additive manufacturing sector, has officially been published for 2025. This 30th edition is once again marked by growth: according to Wohlers Associate, the industry will have…

RAPID + TCT 2025 has closed its doors! But thankfully, we still have plenty of content from the largest additive manufacturing and industrial 3D printing event in North America. This includes a video on some of the coolest 3D printing…

There are numerous reasons to combine 3D scanning and 3D printing. Reverse engineering and its ability to customize and reconstruct obsolete parts is just one example of the versatility of the duo. While high-quality 3D scanners can capture detailed geometry,…

This week, there has been a flurry of news in the additive manufacturing industry as many companies have taken advantage of RAPID + TCT for important announcements. This includes from MX3D who has announced a new partnership with the Phillips…