• U.S. Navy Seeks 3D Printing Suppliers for 129 Naval Parts, Says SUBSAFE Items May Follow
    por Aura Moreno en octubre 22, 2026 a las 6:24 am

    Your printers are only part of the story. Explore what software makes possible at AMA: Software 2026.  Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP) Weapon Systems Support (WSS) has issued a Request for Information (RFI) on additive manufacturing (AM) capabilities for naval components. The notice, numbered N0010427RZ058, was posted on October 14, 2026, and responses are due…

  • Roboze Raises $10M for U.S. Expansion and CMC Development
    por Aura Moreno en octubre 22, 2026 a las 5:57 am

    From design to quality control—find your next software advantage at AMA: Software 2026.  Roboze, which develops industrial machines, materials, and software for distributed production, has raised $10 million from Rialto Ventures, Club degli Investitori, existing investors, and strategic investors from the United States, Singapore, and Italy. The capital will support the company’s U.S. expansion and…

  • LAIKA Adopts PrismSlicer to Preview Full-Color 3D Printed Faces
    por Aura Moreno en octubre 21, 2026 a las 10:35 am

    From design to quality control—find your next software advantage at AMA Software 2026.  Prague-based software developer Additive Appearance has signed an agreement with stop-motion studio LAIKA to add its PrismSlicer renderer to the 3D printing tools available to the studio’s artists. The software estimates how color and translucency will look in a PolyJet print before…

  • Build-It-Yourself OpenCAL Volumetric 3D Printer Forms Whole Parts in 90 Seconds for $1,600
    por Aura Moreno en octubre 21, 2026 a las 10:31 am

    Your printers are only part of the story. Explore what software makes possible at AMA Software 2026.  Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley have publicly released OpenCAL, a build-it-yourself volumetric additive manufacturing (VAM) printer that solidifies a complete part inside a rotating vial of resin in about one minute. The machine can be built…

  • La futura iglesia de Neratovice se imprimirá en 3D
    por Lucía C. en octubre 20, 2026 a las 10:00 pm

    Probablemente estemos ante una de las iglesias impresas en 3D más grandes del mundo. Eso sí, por ahora sigue siendo una obra en construcción: se prevé que el proyecto concluya en 2028. La iglesia de la Santísima Trinidad y el…

  • Nike and Zellerfeld Print Air Max’s Future, One City at a Time
    por Paloma Duran en octubre 20, 2026 a las 9:11 pm

    Discover exclusive software insights at AMA: Software 2026, on October 22. Register for free! Nike Sportswear has unveiled the fourth 3D printed shoe from its Air Works program. The October release comes from Los Angeles designer Masyn, who created an Air Max silhouette with Nike mentors and 3D printed footwear specialist Zellerfeld. It is part…

  • SprintRay Builds a One-Stop Digital Dentistry Workflow, From Scanning to Curing
    por Paloma Duran en octubre 20, 2026 a las 9:10 pm

    Discover exclusive software insights at AMA: Software 2026, on October 22. Register for free! Dental 3D printing company SprintRay is moving beyond printers. At its 3DNext 2026 event in Miami Beach, the firm introduced Foundation, its first intraoral scanner, along with a compact chairside print, wash and cure system called the Nano Series and a…

  • Sakuu Plugs Into Public Markets With $600M SPAC Merger and a 2027 Kavian Launch
    por Paloma Duran en octubre 20, 2026 a las 9:08 pm

    Discover exclusive software insights at AMA: Software 2026, on October 22. Register for free! Battery 3D printing company Sakuu Corporation is heading to the New York Stock Exchange after signing a definitive business combination agreement with Pyrophyte Acquisition Corp. II (NYSE: PAII), a special purpose acquisition company. The deal implies a pre-money equity value of…

  • Can Chinese Metal Powder Win After Tariffs?
    por Michael Petch en octubre 20, 2026 a las 4:37 pm

    China’s metal powder manufacturers are expanding production capacity and targeting international markets. In an interview with 3D Printing Industry, VMP outlined ambitions to increase exports from 10% to 50% of its business within five years. But tariffs, material qualification and Western investment in domestic supply chains could complicate those plans. Discover exclusive software insights at…

  • Bambu Lab prepara el lanzamiento de su primer escáner 3D
    por Carol S. en octubre 20, 2026 a las 3:42 pm

    Bambu Lab prepara su entrada en el mercado del escaneo 3D con el S1, su primer dispositivo de este tipo, con un lanzamiento previsto para noviembre de 2026. De momento, la información disponible es muy limitada. La empresa ha mostrado…