Future Form, a leading manufacturer of precision-engineered solutions for the data center, medical, defense, nuclear and aerospace industries, today announced the addition of 3D printing services to ...

Automotive prototyping has witnessed a transformative journey, much like the vehicles it aims to design. This evolution has been a testament to the industry's relentless quest for perfection, pushing ...

Companies including packaging suppliers continue to leverage the agility of 3D printing to open new opportunities for themselves and for customers. One of the latest is Harpak-ULMA, which now offers a ...

Formlabs announced the launch of its Form 4 and Form 4B 3D printers to help professionals go from prototype to production. The new flagship resin 3D printers set a new standard for additive ...

The LONGER LK5 Pro is the sort of 3D printer you buy when you know how to troubleshoot. This device is a middle-ground between the pre-constructed, high-end, brand-name 3D printers that cost a lot, ...

Anaheim, Calif. — Mack Prototype Inc., a subsidiary of Mack Molding Co., has invested $150,000 in a new 3D printer to meet demand for large prototypes and production-grade parts. "One of the big gaps ...

In this episode of Industrial Evolution... Jon Bruner, head of enterprise strategy for San Francisco-based Carbon, explores how Carbon’s industrial-scale 3D printers are enabling product engineers to ...

The Cubify Cube 3D Printer by 3D Systems Prototyping at home couldn’t get any easier with the Cube 3D printer. At least that’s what 3D Systems–the same company that invented stereolithography–hopes.

The printer, developed by mechanical engineer and Bitcoin tinkerer Andy "PizzAndy" Prokopyk under the Proof of Print name, replaces a standard heated print bed with a ...

3D printing, or more accurately, additive manufacturing, is more than just a fad, and the automotive industry is providing more and more examples of this. The most obvious is Czinger, whose 21C ...

The creator of a 3D printer that mines Bitcoin took part in an interview on the Home Mining Podcast at the weekend.

As 3D printing continues to mature, its practical uses are seemingly infinite. From artwork and toys to entire buildings and even transplantable organs, this technology can go as far as our ...