Researchers have proposed a digital twin framework to make automotive additive manufacturing more agile and predictable.

Tyler Bouchard and Tyler Modelski explore the fundamental changes needed to scale industrial artificial intelligence in additive manufacturing.

Johns Hopkins APL and GKN Aerospace are partnering to develop a system that simulates shipboard motion for metal 3D printing at sea — advancing the Navy’s ability to produce critical parts on demand.

Thought LeadersProf. Bo ChenProfessor in MaterialsUniversity of Southampton Prof. Bo Chen, a Professor in Materials at the University of Southampton, UK, focuses on the structural integrity and ...

FRANKFURT, Germany--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Materialise NV (NASDAQ:MTLS), the leading provider of Additive Manufacturing software and sophisticated 3D printing solutions in the medical and industrial markets ...

D People has deployed AMIS Runtime across its London production facility following a 2025 grant award from Made Smarter UK.

Additive manufacturing aligns with the needs of the automotive industry, driving advances in vehicle design. Serial production is a reality today in additive manufacturing (or 3-D printing) as the ...

Ahead of RAPID + TCT 2026, Maggie Lashutka explains how Ricoh uses 3D printing to create patient-specific brain models for ...

Historically, the evolution of aerospace materials processing has been driven by the unyielding quest for lighter, stronger, and more durable materials. From the initial days of wood and fabric in ...

Editor’s note: This is the first article in a two-part series exploring additive manufacturing. The Pentagon has poured unprecedented funds into additive manufacturing as a potential game-changer for ...