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    Fast or Slow? LLNL Studies How Laser Speed Controls Microstructure in High-Entropy Alloys

    Imagine being able to tune the properties of metal, making it either resistant to force but brittle, like a ceramic…

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    First Twilight Rideshare Mission Carries In-Space 3D Printing Test

    One small step for man, one giant step for 3D printing in free space: SpaceX launched its first Twilight rideshare…

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    The XXL FDM 3D Printers Under $5,000

    Large-format FDM 3D printing has moved well beyond niche or experimental use, with a growing number of manufacturers now offering…

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    Tùr House: A House of the Future 3D Printed with Sand?

    What if a house could be built from sand? At first glance, the idea may seem implausible, and to some…

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    Could Bioprinted Liver Tissue Become an Alternative to Transplants?

    A research team at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh received $28.5 million in funding from ARPA-H to carry out the…

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    Is Additive Manufacturing Really Ready for Injection Molding?

    Can additive manufacturing be relied on for injection molding when it comes to small-to-medium series production? Molds manufactured via 3D…

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    MechStyle Blends Generative AI with Mechanical Simulation to Make Stronger 3D Models

    If you've ever tried printing an AI-generated 3D model, you know that the experience can come with some obstacles: the…

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    Japan Approves Roboze 3D Printers for Onboard Railway Components

    Roboze, an Italian manufacturer specializing in 3D printing high-performance polymers and composites, has announced that its ARGO 500 HYPERSPEED and…

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    ANTINSKY’s Approach to Simplifying Desktop 3D Printing for Users

    As desktop 3D printing continues to expand across fields such as design, education, dentistry, and small-scale manufacturing, users are increasingly…

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    3DExpress: The World’s Smallest, Fully 3D-Printed, Infrared Photodetectors from HKU

    This week's 3DExpress starts with a breakthrough in Hong Kong, where a team of engineers created the smallest 3D printed…

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    Shimizu’s Spray-Based 3D Printing System Is Redefining How Reinforced Concrete Is Built

    As Japan’s aging population and shrinking construction workforce put growing pressure on the industry, Shimizu Corporation is turning to a…

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    WEBINAR: Proven on the Production Floor: Why the Raplas PR 700 Works in a Real Manufacturing Environment

    For manufacturers considering an investment in industrial 3D printing, the transition from laboratory testing to high-stakes manufacturing can be a…