What Happened Recent advances in volumetric 3D printing have been significantly accelerated by the integration of holographic techniques, as reported by msn.com. This development leverages holography to enhance tomographic printing — a form of volumetric printing that builds 3D objects by projecting light patterns from multiple angles simultaneously. The new approach promises to improve both … Read more
What Happened Industrial additive manufacturing is undergoing a significant transformation through advancements in print farm automation, as detailed in a recent Engineering.com article. The article highlights the evolution of automated 3D printing systems that enable the coordination of multiple printers working in unison—sometimes referred to as swarm or collaborative printing. This paradigm shift is driving … Read more
What Happened 3DQue, a company specializing in print farm automation solutions, has announced that its AutoFarm3D system is now fully compatible with Bambu Lab’s Developer Mode. This development was reported by 3D Printing Industry on June 26, 2025. Why It Matters This integration marks a significant milestone in the evolution of print farm automation, particularly … Read more
What Happened? Recent developments in collaborative 3D printing for scoliosis surgery demonstrate a growing synergy between bioengineers and surgeons. This collaboration focuses on the design and production of patient-specific 3D printed surgical guides that enhance precision in spinal deformity corrections. These guides are custom-made through iterative engineer-surgeon feedback loops, optimizing fit and surgical outcomes. Why … Read more
What Happened? A recent publication by Wiley highlights a significant advancement in the field of bioprinting with the development of an embedded 3D-coaxial bioprinting technique tailored for stenotic brain vessels. This breakthrough utilizes a mechanically enhanced extracellular matrix (ECM) bioink designed to better mimic the natural environment of brain vasculature. The research focuses on investigating … Read more
What Happened Formlabs, a leading 3D printing technology company, reported a record-breaking Q4 in 2025, with significant growth driven primarily by its Fuse series of selective laser sintering (SLS) printers. This milestone was covered by 3D Printing Industry. The Fuse printers are notable for their robust performance in industrial-scale production, which aligns closely with the … Read more
What Happened In a significant development for the 3D printing industry, Printago and Filametrics announced a unified platform for automated 3D print farms, aiming to streamline and scale the management of large print farms. This collaboration promises to integrate Printago’s advanced print farm management software with Filametrics’ expertise in filament monitoring and quality control, creating … Read more
What Happened? Researchers have developed a novel approach to 3D printing by creating a swarm of flying 3D printers inspired by bees, as reported by Advanced Science News. This breakthrough involves multiple small drones equipped with 3D printing capabilities working collaboratively to fabricate structures mid-air. The concept mimics the natural behavior of bee swarms, which … Read more
What Happened The US Army has embarked on an innovative initiative to 3D print drone swarms designed for combat training purposes, as reported by Manufactur3D. This development represents a significant leap in the application of swarm 3D printing technology, aiming to produce multiple drones rapidly and at scale to simulate real-world combat environments for training … Read more
What Happened Recent advances in aerial additive manufacturing have demonstrated the feasibility of using aerial robots working collaboratively to print building structures directly on-site. This swarm 3D printing approach leverages multiple drones equipped with additive manufacturing capabilities to overcome traditional construction limitations, enabling faster, more flexible, and potentially safer building processes. Why It Matters The … Read more