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Nikon launches its new video measuring system, the NEXIV VMF-K Series

The solution is designed to meet the demands of semiconductor and electronic component inspection.

/ 4 Apr 2025

DEEP DIVES | Is AM a sustainable solution for civil aerospace?

TCT Group Content Manager Sam Davies seeks to understand the sustainability credentials of additive manufacturing within the aerospace sector.

By Sam Davies

/ 4 Apr 2025

DEEP DIVES | Is AM a sustainable solution for civil aerospace?

Can additive manufacturing offer an alternative to Trump's tariffs?

TCT hears from the additive manufacturing industry about whether there's an opportunity for 3D printing technologies amid the Trump administration's global tariffs.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 3 Apr 2025

Phasio and AMIS collaborate to combine their software solutions

The combined solution should help increase operational speed and accuracy whilst minimising the chance of potential human errors.

By Rhiannon Temporal

/ 3 Apr 2025

AMIS and Phasio collaborate. - AMIS & Phasio

Nano Dimension's Desktop Metal acquisition is now complete

The completion marks the conclusion to an M&A saga that has been ongoing since 2022, with a transaction valued at $179.3 million or $5.295 per share.

By TCT Team

/ 2 Apr 2025

TCT Magazine | EU | Volume 33 | Issue 2

Cadspec on harnessing all-in-one design to manufacturing tools in Autodesk Fusion, plus healthcare innovations from customised care to bioengineering.

By TCT Team

/ 2 Apr 2025

Hexagon completes acquisition of 3D Systems' Geomagic portfolio

The software technology company says the suite, which comprises software for measurement and quality control, mesh and surface model creation, and scan-to-CAD workflows, is now integrated into its Manufacturing Intelligence division.

By TCT Team

/ 2 Apr 2025

University of Wolverhampton to open doors to Centre of Excellence for Shaped Laser Additive Manufacturing

The facility, which is geared towards sustainable additive manufacturing, will launch with an event on May 7th at the university’s Elite Centre for Manufacturing Skills (ECMS) on its Springfield Campus.

By TCT Team

/ 2 Apr 2025

Pure copper 3D printed heat sink - University of Wolverhampton

Stratasys to deliver faster 3D print speeds to aerospace and automotive users with Neo800+

The polymer additive manufacturing pioneer said the Neo800+ is geared towards industries such as automotive and aerospace for large, high-fidelity parts, citing applications in wind tunnel testing, prototyping, and tooling.

By TCT Team

/ 1 Apr 2025

Meet Suzy, Sinterit's latest sub-$20k SLS 3D printer

Suzy represents Sinterit’s fourth generation of additive manufacturing products over the last decade and is said to be aimed at a broad base of users across industry and education.

By TCT Team

/ 1 Apr 2025

A decade of the UK's National Centre for Additive Manufacturing

Laura Griffiths goes through the doors at the UK's National Centre for Additive Manufacturing as it marks 10 years of championing AM adoption in the UK.

By Laura Griffiths

/ 31 Mar 2025

A decade of the UK's National Centre for Additive Manufacturing

UK's Project Nexus to pioneer sustainable 3D printing materials for bioreactor manufacturing

The collaboration is being led by £1.4 million in funding from Innovate UK and aims to cultivate new sustainable materials tailored for single-use bioreactors.

By TCT Team

/ 31 Mar 2025

CAD rendering of 3D printed media contact device within a bioreactor - Photocentric/Project Nexus