A Sacramento developer is using a $1.5 million 3D printer to build fire-resistant, low-waste homes that could reshape how California tackles its housing shortage.

GLB is making metal 3D printing more accessible through its GLB-400M system and worldwide distribution network.

Discover IN3DTEC's manufacturing system, which allows them to create innovative applications, powered by low-volume ...

Automechanika Johannesburg 2025 marked a major milestone in the evolution of the automotive aftermarket across Africa. The ...

From a lead-free solder used in technology worldwide to the first electronic computer, research at Iowa State continues to ...

Authentise has announced new integrations with 3D Spark, Digifabster and Paperless Parts, intended to strengthen the company’s ...

Willem van de Putte The French have a knack for designing cars that either take your breath away or leave you shaking your head, wondering whether it was drawn on a napkin at a street cafe after a ...

The U.S. Navy and other branches of the military use additive manufacturing to ensure their front-line vehicles and equipment are maintained and in fighting shape. Additive manufacturing allows for ...

Replique opens new Italian subsidiary. Replique Srl, located in Milan, will serve the company's growing European customer ...