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According to Curtin University, researchers will play a key role in a major new national push to strengthen Australia’s advanced manufacturing capabilities through next-generation 3D printing technologies. The Additive Manufacturing…
Ricoh, a Japanese multinational imaging and electronics company, has developed an innovative 3D inkjet printing technology that enables the creation of full-color resin components with both high mechanical strength and…
April 27, 2025Australia invests $271 million in AMCRC initiative
Australia is taking a major step toward revitalising its manufacturing industry, with the launch of a $271 million Additive Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre (AMCRC) backed by the Commonwealth Government. Designed…
For years, Milan Design Week has provided a platform for boundary-pushing designers to showcase the latest in 3D printing furniture (as we covered in a recent article revisiting the Italian…
With Milan Design Week 2025 kicking off next week, we thought it would be a good opportunity to revisit past editions of the furniture and design show—the largest of its…
Every two years, the latest advancements in military aviation are on show at Aero India in Bengaluru. At this year’s event, held in February 2025, additive manufacturing took on a…
The event previously known as Formnext Forum Tokyo has changed its name to Formnext Asia Tokyo Forum. Focusing on additive manufacturing technology and related products and services, the event will…
March 21, 2025Eplus3D advances large-scale copper 3D printing
Eplus3D, a Chinese industrial metal 3D printing technology developer, has reportedly ‘mastered’ the 3D printing of pure copper and copper alloys using advanced red-laser technology. Copper has long posed significant…
March 15, 2025BLT enters distribution partnership with GoEngineer
Bright Laser Technologies (BLT), a Chinese industrial metal AM technology developer, has entered a North American distribution agreement with GoEngineer, an AM technology reseller. North America is a key market…
According to the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), researchers have successfully developed the world’s smallest multifunctional biomedical robot, which is 60% smaller than current models. Capable of…


