Observations on why parts made using a titanium alloy have defects pave way for more widespread use of additive manufacturing in the industry.

The 3D printing method paves the way for novel applications in pharmaceuticals and even could be used to fabricate batteries.

A new 3D printer from MIT researchers can be used to reproduce fine art or fabricate more realistic prosthetics.

ExOne’s aluminum binder jet process promises the speed to manufacture hundreds of thousands of parts.

Companies around the world are starting to create buildings via additive manufacturing. SQ4D is 3D printing houses here in the US.

In collaboration with Maastricht University Medical Centre in the Netherlands, Singapore’s Osteopore has developed a PCL-based cage that stimulates regrowth of bone cells and is eventually replaced by the regenerated bone tissue.

Stanley Black & Decker partnered with Structur3D to develop the Inj3ctor platform.

The Inj3ctor 3D printer provides production using tens of thousands of factory-grade liquid rubber materials.

R&D project reports 67% energy savings with polymer tailored for 3D printing.