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4 days ago | 3dprint.com | Sarah Saunders

This year’s Milan Design Week just wrapped up a few days ago, and it’s one of those events I would love to attend someday. Almost every time, there are 3D printed pieces and installations on display at the event, from fashion to furniture, and this year was no different. Italian firm Caracol, known for its robotic large-format additive manufacturing (LFAM) solutions, showcased a 3D printed sailboat hull at the 2022 edition.

5 days ago | 3dprint.com | Sarah Saunders

In today’s 3D Printing News Briefs, we’re covering a proposed standard for material extrusion, before moving on to business and metal powder. We’ll end with a commercial store’s robotic 3D printed extension. Read on for all the details!ASTM International’s Proposed AM Standard for Material ExtrusionNonprofit standards development organization ASTM International works to improve consumer confidence, public health and safety, and quality of life through standards integration.

6 days ago | 3dprint.com | Sarah Saunders

At last week’s RAPID+TCT 2025 in Detroit, metal additive manufacturing solutions provider ADDiTEC announced that it was launching a new technology platform. The company already has Laser Direct Energy Deposition (LDED) and Liquid Metal Jetting (LMJ) solutions, and now it’s expanding its offering by adding Laser Powder Bed Fusion (LPBF) to its portfolio of metal AM technologies with the new FUSiON S system.

6 days ago | 3dprint.com | Matt Kremenetsky

SyBridge Technologies, a contract manufacturer specializing in additive manufacturing (AM) based in the Chicago suburbs, has announced plans to more than double the dedicated manufacturing space at its headquarters. One of the key elements of the expansion plan will be a major increase to the company’s nearly decade-long partnership with Carbon, the Silicon Valley company leveraging its proprietary Digital Light Synthesis (DLS) AM technology to grow AM’s deployment in serial production.

1 week ago | 3dprint.com | Matt Kremenetsky

The Australian original equipment manufacturer (OEM) of wire additive manufacturing (WAM) systems, AML3D, has made expansion into the US defense market the cornerstone of its business strategy since pivoting a couple of years ago from its origins as a contract manufacturer. Now, the company is making moves into the UK defense market that echo how it began to make inroads into the US defense industrial base (DIB) in 2023.