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3 days ago | 3dprint.com | Vanesa Listek

As additive manufacturing (AM) continues to revolutionize the industrial landscape, Pittsburgh-based consultancy The Barnes Global Advisors (TBGA) is helping shape what that future looks like. As the largest independent AM consultancy in the world, TBGA combines deep technical knowledge with strategic expertise to support manufacturers, institutions, and defense partners in navigating the complexities of AM adoption.

4 days ago | 3dprint.com | Vanesa Listek

In the world of medical technology, breakthroughs often come from unexpected corners. Ilan Rosenberg, a Chilean specialist in maxillofacial prosthetics and founder of ArcomedLab, has established one of the most innovative implant companies in Latin America. In just seven years, his team has created over 800 custom cranial and facial implants using 3D printing, transforming lives in countries that often don’t have access to cutting-edge healthcare solutions.

5 days ago | 3dprint.com | Vanesa Listek

In a year already filled with headline-making partnerships, 3D printing startup Zellerfeld has now teamed up with one of the biggest names in sneaker culture: Sean Wotherspoon. Known for his creative designs that merge retro style with bold ideas, Wotherspoon is stepping into the world of fully 3D printed shoes with a new collection called Sean Double U, a sneaker and a mule, both printed entirely in one piece.

5 days ago | 3dprint.com | Vanesa Listek

If you’ve ever peeked behind the scenes of a 3D printing lab, you might have caught a glimpse of the post-processing room; maybe it’s messy, maybe hidden behind a mysterious door. According to Jeff Mize, CEO of PostProcess Technologies, that hidden step is one of the biggest bottlenecks in additive manufacturing (AM). And the PostProcess team has made it their mission to automate and clean it up. “Design, print, and post-print,” Mize says. “Those are the three big steps of AM.

2 weeks ago | 3dprint.com | Vanesa Listek

Nike’s 3D printed sneaker is officially getting a release. The Air Max 1000 Oatmeal, made using Zellerfeld’s 3D printing technology, is set to drop in Summer 2025, with a retail price of around $210. If this sounds familiar, it’s because we already covered the hype back when Nike first revealed the shoe. As 3DPrint.com reported last year, the Air Max 1000 marks Nike’s big leap into fully 3D printed footwear.