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    Business Talk: Manufacturing Moves From FormAlloy, Cyngn, Wauseon Machine, and More
    June 10, 2025
    Discover how manufacturers are scaling autonomous vehicle sales, advancing defense production, achieving elite certifications, securing funding to enhance AI tools, and more.
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    Feb. 14, 2024
    Stratasys' Somos WeatherX 100 and Loctite 3D 3955 FST 3D printing materials are pushing the boundaries of 3D printing by offering performance properties that will last a product...
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    How to Specify Additive Manufacturing for Severe Service Control Valve Applications
    Aug. 20, 2024
    It's possible that additive manufacturing might be able to change how industrial valves are manufactured. However, there are some clear distinctions to be made depending on the...
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    Fun Innovations Friday: Researchers Create Chip-Based 3D Printer That's Smaller Than a Coin
    Aug. 9, 2024
    3D printers might be going the way of computers with a new focus on miniaturizing the tech as one team of researchers from MIT and the University of Texas developed the first ...
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    July 12, 2024
    FMAP combines 3D printing and lasers to create multimaterial, multilayered sensors and circuit boards, even going as far as printing sensors embedded within a structure.
    April 30, 2024
    In this episode of Great Question: A Manufacturing Podcast, Laura Davis from New Equipment Digest investigates how new technologies that are staples in the manufacturing space...
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    April 5, 2024
    The field of additive manufacturing is continuously evolving.
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    Fun Innovations Friday: Chameleon-Inspired 3D Printing Technique Uses One Ink to Print Different Colors, Including Red, Gold, and Green
    Feb. 23, 2024
    The natural world is the greatest source of inspiration for engineers, designers, and creators alike.
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    Feb. 16, 2024
    CoreTechnologie's 3D printing project ended up creating an aluminum and carbon bike that clocks in at the lowest possible weight limit for bikes in the Tour de France—showing ...