Carbon-fiber composites are used extensively for structural components.

The curtain finally lifted on two brand new additive manufacturing systems, one of which is pretty, pretty big.

A panel at MD&M Minneapolis will discuss the perspective of patients benefiting from 3D printing.

Group Event Director Suzanne Deffree shares insights on the five-in-one event, which includes co-locates Medical Design & Manufacturing, Plastec, and MinnPack.

The rubber-like material from Markforged enables manufacturers to print flexible, production-quality parts at point of need.

Japan’s Polyplastics says its MEX 3D-printing process produces parts with physical properties akin to injection molding.

The combined company will offer in-house, end-to-end solutions from first prototype to short-run production, said Quickparts CEO.

No post processing or surface finishing is required to produce air- and water-tight seals, grommets, and bladders.

A novel hydrogel combines electronic conductivity with biocompatibility for the design of integrated devices.

TrueShape technology reportedly cuts tooling lead times and costs by more than 50%.