The "HRE3D+" is the result of an intensive design collaboration between HRE Wheels and GE Additive.

The limited-edition 3D-printed Masskrug designed and manufactured at GE Additive Munich for last year’s Oktoberfest continues to bring a smile to everyone’s face. However, this year we wanted to go a layer deeper and explore the potential that additive technology could have on the brewing and beverage industry.

First-of-its-kind oxygen measuring technology to improve additive manufacturing

High-end additive manufacturing relies on the perfect gas composition to create products with material properties that meet all requirements. The recently developed ADDvance® O2 precision will enable metal additive manufacturers to analyse and control precisely the level of oxygen (O2) and humidity within the printer chamber in a revolutionary way.

Minimal work required to make the 150 different stock 3D models camera-ready, saving tens of thousands of hours in production time

Active in Damascus a laboratory donated by AMAR, WASP and Arche 3D

Students and teachers at work to give relief to war victims

WASP Med launches an Add-on for Blender 2.8 to model orthoses with 3D scans

Since its inception in 2013, Massivit 3D has partnered with Sartomer, a business line of Arkema, benefitting from its market-leading portfolio of N3xtDimension® UV-curable liquid resins. These advanced liquid resins make up a significant portion of Massivit 3D’s unique, proprietary Gel Dispensing Printing (GDP) technology. The technology enables the super-fast production of super-sized, lightweight, hollow, 3D-printed models up to 1.8 meters/6 feet high, giving Massivit 3D’s customers the power of 3D advertising.

The world's first fully 3D-printed (FFF) and functional e-motorcycle prototype, the NERA by BigRep.

We’ve taken to the streets with our latest innovation – presenting the world’s first 3D-printed airless bicycle tire.

Italy-based print provider, Colorzenith, has 3D printed a life-size replica of the classic Italian car, Lancia B24 for the Don Pasquale opera, performed in Europe’s largest opera house, La Scala in Milan, Italy.