From the Workshop

New research highlighted by the U.S. Department of Energy shows that 3D printing can play an increasingly strategic role in wind turbine production in terms of speed and design flexibility.

Rem3dy Health's latest investment round shows that 3D printing is beginning to commercialise not just for part manufacturing, but also for personalised nutrition solutions.

Skunk Works' rapid 3D-printed drone development journey from concept to hardware proves once again the advantages of iterative manufacturing on the defense side.

NSWCPD engineers upgraded a boiler monitoring system using additive manufacturing, demonstrating the real-world field value of 3D printing in maintenance and retrofit projects.

A 12-unit residential building completed in just 34 days has set a new benchmark for speed and scale in 3D-printed construction.

The US Air Force's decision to add 3D-printed micro vanes to its C-17 fleet demonstrates the practical value of rapid manufacturing in aircraft performance optimization.

New research shows that solid-state 3D printing can produce aluminum parts that balance both strength and ductility in a single process.

The dedicated aerospace and defense additive manufacturing workshop featured in the IMTS 2026 conference program signals that both sectors have reached a distinct level of maturity in 3D printing.

LambdaVision's preparations to scale 3D-printed retina manufacturing in orbit mark a new threshold where bioprinting and space manufacturing converge.

Luyten's new system, integrated into a tower crane, has brought the idea of constructing much taller buildings with 3D printing back into the spotlight.