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Ricoh launches Ricoh 3D for Healthcare LLC business

The Ricoh 3D for Healthcare division has been using 3D printing technology to develop solutions in the medical sector for around five years.

By Sam Davies

/ 18 Jun 2025

A day in the life of... an Additive Manufacturing Engineer

In this instalment of TCT's 'A Day in the Life of...' series, Vasia Papadopoulou of additive manufacturing OEM Stratasys explains the role of an Additive Manufacturing Engineer.

By Sam Davies

/ 18 Jun 2025

Nano Dimension expands Board of Directors with Andy Sriubas and Eileen Tanghal appointments

The appointments come at what Nano describes as a 'pivotal moment' with the company 'shifting from M&A integration to scaling a unified technology platform' across global markets.

By Sam Davies

/ 12 Jun 2025

Czech Academy of Sciences institute installs Lithoz CeraFab Multi 2M30 3D printer to support bioengineering research

Researchers will use the machine to support the advanced engineering of hierarchical structures with sensory capabilities for use in biological and engineering applications as part of the MEBioSys project.

By Sam Davies

/ 12 Jun 2025

Stratasys & Automation Intelligence launch dedicated tooling facility to support North American manufacturers

Operating out of Automation Intelligence’s manufacturing site in Flint, Michigan, the North American Stratasys Tooling Center has been designed to assist manufacturers in the validation and scaling up of practical AM applications.

By Sam Davies

/ 11 Jun 2025

Robotic arm being used in the new North American Stratasys Tooling Center. - Stratasys

Vaya Space to additively manufacture propulsion system parts via Velo3D in $4m partnership

Vaya Space will now leverage Velo3D's Sapphire XC and XC1MZ metal additive manufacturing systems to print parts in GRCop42 and Inconel 718.

By Sam Davies

/ 11 Jun 2025

Roboze aligns with Comau to accelerate advanced manufacturing automation

Their collaboration will look to enable just-in-time production in the automotive, aerospace, energy and racing industries.

By Sam Davies

/ 11 Jun 2025

Alloy Enterprises launches 3D printed copper direct cooling solution for AI data centres

Enabled by metal additive manufacturing technology, the company's proprietary Stack Forging offering has been designed to address the challenges that traditional cooling methods face as chip power densities and thermal design power continue to rise.

By Sam Davies

/ 11 Jun 2025

USC Racing - Formula SAE Team additively manufactures exhaust collector in partnership with Wayland Additive

This year, USC Racing – Formula SAE Team linked up with Wayland to harness NeuBeam 3D printing technology to produce a complex titanium part that has been difficult to manufacture with traditional methods, as well as other 3D printing processes.

By Sam Davies

/ 10 Jun 2025

Wayland Additive/ USC Racing - Formula SAE Team

General Motors uses additive manufacturing to produce 130 parts for Cadillac CELESTIQ

The automotive company says the precision and flexibility of additive manufacturing makes the technology the 'perfect solution' to create parts for the custom commissioned vehicle.

By Sam Davies

/ 9 Jun 2025

Phillips Corporation integrates Meltio Engine Blue into Haas CNC machine

The Meltio Engine Blue has been designed to allow defence and industrial manufacturers enhance their CNC machining capabilities with agility and scalability for 'mission-critical' parts.

By Sam Davies

/ 9 Jun 2025

3D Systems supports Penn State, Arizona State & NASA in development of 3D printed thermal management alternatives

The projects are seeking to enable 'ground-breaking alternatives' to current thermal management solutions.

By Sam Davies

/ 9 Jun 2025