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Additive manufacturing helped deliver an intricate design not limited by traditional manufacturing constraints.

3D printing proved itself early in the pandemic, making parts for medical equipment. Going forward, 3D printing will take a larger role in manufacturing.

3D printing technology is moving beyond its decades-long role as a prototyping tool. The technology’s value as a production process has been the Holy Grail for additive manufacturing. 2021 may be the year it booms.

New York City’s new maker space is fortified with 3D printers, robot arms, and virtual reality technology.

Japan’s Toppan Printing and Suntory Group have designed a 3D-printed face shield with a moving part over the mouth to facilitate dining and drinking.

Origin’s proprietary Programmable PhotoPolymerization technology will add up to $200 million incremental annual revenue within five years, said Stratasys.