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Create it REAL and Vitalitecs bring digital orthopedic manufacturing to Mexico
Danish digital orthopedic manufacturing company Create it REAL has partnered with Monterrey-based Vitalitecs to expand access to advanced digital production technologies for orthopedic devices across Mexico. Announced in January 2026, the collaboration aims to support the local production of patient-specific orthotics, prosthetics, and medical devices using 3D printing-enabled workflows.
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Resin and metal direct 3D printed jewelry shines at Vicenza Oro jewelry fair 3D Printer Hardware
There are three main jewelry industry events in the world. One of these is the Vicenza Oro fair in Vicenza, Veneto, Northern Italy (the others are in the US and in Switzerland). Vicenza is one of Italy’s 3 jewelry manufacturing hubs (the others are in Valenza and Arezzo). With all these “3’s” it’s really no surprise that 3D printed jewelry is a hot topic in jewelry manufacturing and has been since almost two decades ago. At the T-Gold section of Vicenza Oro, the area where jewelry manufacturing systems are on display, a lot of the attention was on direct 3D printed jewelry in precious metals.
Carbon and Arkema partner to drive adoption of Digital Light Synthesis AM Industry
In the wake of announcing a whopping $260 million investment, 3D printing company Carbon has revealed a partnership with chemicals company Arkema and its Sartomer business line specializing in advanced liquid resins. Arkema was a key investor in Carbon’s latest funding round, contributing $20 million.
What’s Orange Peel and How to Fix it?
Professional detailers hate the idea of imperfect surface texture – as they should. They see orange peel, which is quite literally when your paint is textured like the skin of an orange, and they want ...
Arkema invests $20 million to Carbon following materials partnership
Following news earlier this week of a $260 million investment in Carbon, further details have been released on how some of the funds will be used to develop materials. Carbon, the Silicon Valley-based ...
You’ll go straight to the dark side for this 3D printed Darth Vader suit Consumer Products
This is not the first time we’ve seen 3D printing take cosplay to the next level, but it is easily one of the most impressive projects we’ve ever seen. Aaron Warbinek, a Vancouver-based teacher and Star Wars enthusiast, has painstakingly created a wearable, fully functional Darth Vader suit and helmet. The suit, which is now seeking funding on Kickstarter, will take you straight to the dark side.
It’s an Official Thing: Martha Stewart and MakerBot Team for 3D Printing Filaments & Designs
At CES this year, Martha Stewart and former MakerBot CEO, Bre Pettis, went traipsing about the giant consumer electronics show as Bre peddled his wares to the lifestyle guru. In their time together, ...
Sintavia receives $15 million in second round of equity funding
174shares138342Metal additive manufacturing bureau Sintavia has announced receipt of $15 million in equity financing. The second round of funding was led by private equity firm Neff Capital Management ...
Air Liquide and Additive Industries deepen partnership for AM gas supply 3D Printing Events
Additive Industries, the Dutch metal additive manufacturing company, has announced a professional partnership agreement with French industrial gas supplier Air Liquide. The companies, which made the announcement at Formnext this week, will intensify their existing long term collaboration to push forward industrial AM.
