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At LMT Lab Day Chicago 2025, Carbon unveiled a groundbreaking new resin called FP3D, specifically designed for flexible, removable partial dentures. This new material signifies a potential turning point for digital dentistry, being the first to utilize Carbon’s innovative dual-cure chemistry, which has previously revolutionized other industries like footwear, cycling, and sports equipment. Unlike traditional […]

Ford has made significant advancements in automotive performance with the launch of the 2025 Mustang GTD, a supercar designed for the track. Featuring a supercharged 5.2L V8 engine and lightweight carbon fiber bodywork, the Mustang GTD recorded an impressive lap time of 6:52.072 at Germany’s Nürburgring, outperforming other competitors, including Ferrari. A critical component of […]

With the potential to revolutionize manufacturing, metal additive manufacturing (AM) allows for the production of complex metal structures. However, a lack of reliable performance data has hindered its widespread acceptance. Researchers at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) are addressing this gap through the development of advanced nondestructive evaluation (NDE) techniques. These methods aim to provide […]

Students at Central High School in Louisville, Kentucky, have taken initiative to enhance accessibility within their school by creating 3D printed Braille signs for classrooms. This project emerged from a student’s personal experience; Joshua, who is blind, faced challenges navigating the school’s hallways after some Braille signs were removed during renovations. Sharing his experience with […]

Most people might not be familiar with the term caustics, but it’s a phenomenon we encounter daily. It’s visible in the shimmering patterns of light at the bottom of pools or on reflective surfaces. However, these reflections could potentially transform the realm of 3D metal printing. Caustics refer to the specific light patterns that emerge […]

In a recent interview with Bo Zhang, an associate professor at Xiamen University in China, insights were shared on the advantages of using stereolithographically printed 3D columns for chromatography. This novel technology presents opportunities for reduced scaling-up costs and transformative impacts in pharmaceutical manufacturing. During the discussion, Zhang examined the potential for industrial adoption of […]

YUBA COUNTY, Calif. – The Yuba County Sheriff’s Office Problem Oriented Policing Team recently uncovered an illegal operation involving 3D printing firearms in Marysville. This action followed an investigation targeting the illegal manufacturing and sale of weapons. On September 19, law enforcement executed a search warrant on Waterfall Drive, where detectives discovered a fully operational […]

Decatur residents Walt and Janelle Jaeger have turned their entrepreneurial dreams into a reality with the launch of Jaegertech, a 3D printing and digital imaging business that caters to various industries across the Southeast. After spending over 16 years refining his expertise as a 3D printing specialist, Walt decided to step away from working for […]

Boeing has recently announced an advancement in satellite technology through the adoption of 3D printing for solar array substrates, effectively cutting production time by up to 50%. This innovative step means that the build time will be reduced by as much as six months compared to traditional manufacturing techniques. The first of these printed solar […]

Researchers at MIT have recently made strides in addressing the significant issue of food waste in the U.S. by creating an innovative 3D printer that recycles food scraps into useful household items. On average, American households waste approximately $1,500 worth of food annually, contributing significantly to pollution and environmental challenges. The new 3D printer, named […]