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    Canada’s First 3D Printed Student Residence Breaks Ground

    The University of Windsor has begun 3D printing what will become Canada’s first net-zero, multi-storey student residence, marking a major…

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    Everything You Need to Know About Elegoo’s SatelLite Slicer

    The slicer plays a key role in the 3D printing process, and many companies have developed their own software solutions…

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    Top 5 Videos: From Formnext Highlights to 3D Printed Sound

    Check out the Top 5 Videos of the Month! We begin with 3Dnatives uncovering the most surprising and innovative discoveries…

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    The 3D Printing Job Offers of the Month: November

    With 3D printing expanding and advancing daily, new jobs are constantly emerging. Have you ever thought about working in additive manufacturing?…

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    How Researchers Are 3D Printing Blood Vessels to Understand Strokes

    Imagine a future where a medical facility can take a patient’s CT scan, rapidly 3D print their blood vessel model,…

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    UK Police Fleet Adopts 3D Printing for Faster Repairs

    The West Midlands Police force in the United Kingdom recently began to introduce 3D printing into its fleet workshops after…

    • Formnext 2025
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    Most Exciting Things We Found at Formnext 2025 

    Every year at Formnext you feel the pulse of where the industry is heading, and 2025 was no different. Walking…

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    China Completes First Flight Test of 3D Printed Turbojet Engine

    China’s push toward next-generation propulsion reached a major milestone this month as the country’s aviation engine group announced the successful…

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    Mosquito Proboscis Repurposed as a Micro Nozzle for High Resolution 3D Printing

    Most people think of mosquitoes as pests, not as tools for next-generation micro-fabrication. Yet researchers at McGill University have shown…

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    How Canada Regulates 3D Printing for Health and Safety

    3D printing has evolved from hobbyist workshops to industrial production lines and classrooms across Canada. As the technology continues to…

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    The Biggest 3D Printers at Formnext 2025

    The halls of Formnext are filled with exciting machines and eye-catching 3D-printed objects. Yet among the many innovations on display,…

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    Not a New Printer, A New Material: Nano Dimension’s ATARU Explained

    At Formnext 2025, one trend is unmistakable: additive manufacturing is shifting firmly toward real production. Nano Dimension is at the…