Imagine if one day we could print biological tissue directly inside the human body. It sounds crazy, but perhaps it is not as futuristic as it seems. Dr. Andrea Toulouse of the Institute of Applied Optics at the University of…

With 3D printing expanding and advancing daily, new jobs are constantly emerging. Have you ever thought about working in additive manufacturing? Or are you already an expert and are searching for a new challenge? Either way, we have collected five of…

This week in 3DExpress, we’re looking at innovation and recognition across the additive manufacturing landscape. Boston Micro Fabrication secured a U.S. patent for its dual-resolution micro-scale 3D printing system. In Europe, Josef Průša received one of the Czech Republic’s highest…

The United States Navy faces a formidable challenge: by 2028, it must deliver one Columbia-class ballistic missile submarine and two Virginia-class attack submarines each year, all while maintaining its existing fleet. To meet this ambitious goal, the responsibility falls to…

Singapore is advancing its position as a global aerospace hub with the launch of Phase Two of the Smart Manufacturing Joint Lab (SMJL), a partnership between the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), Rolls-Royce, and Singapore Aero Engine Services…

Anzu Partners, a U.S.-based investment firm specializing in industrial and life science technologies, has announced the launch of ExOne Global Holdings. The move unites two of the biggest names in industrial 3D printing, ExOne and voxeljet, under one roof. Together,…

The medical industry in France is constantly innovating to improve healthcare, enhance patient comfort, and make practitioners’ daily lives easier. One of the latest gems we’ve discovered is Kicmed, a startup based in the Nantes region. The company has developed…

In any 3D printing project, certain steps must be followed, regardless of the type of printing used. We start with 3D modeling, followed by the generation of G-Code using a slicer. Next, the object is printed, and finally, the necessary…