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restor3d Launches Ossera AFX: Personalized 3D Printed Implants for Complex Bone Defects

restor3d Launches Ossera AFX: Personalized 3D Printed Implants for Complex Bone Defects

February 13, 2026 Medical

restor3d, a specialist in 3D printed personalized orthopedic solutions, has announced the full commercial release of the Ossera AFX Ankle Fusion Cage System. The platform, designed to address complex ankle fusion cases, is now available in both standard off-the-shelf and custom made-to-order configurations.

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In3Dustry Interview with Elbit Systems Cyclone’s Lior Zilberman on Israeli – EU Collaboration for AM in Aerospace 3D Printing Processes

A recent workshop organized by the IMS Project Clustering platform in Barcelona resulted in the formation of the international cooperation to stimulate development in the area of Additive Manufacturing (AM), mainly aerospace and defense. At the recent In3Dustry show in Barcelona 3DPBizDirect caught up with Lior Ziblerman, head R&D at Elbit Systems Cyclone and Chairman of the Israeli AATiD Consortium that will collaborate with the EU.

New Cadillac CELESTIQ features 115 3D printed parts Additive Manufacturing

New Cadillac CELESTIQ features 115 3D printed parts Additive Manufacturing

As anticipated by 3dpbm in July 2022, the Cadillac CELESTIQ, described by GM “as the most technologically advanced Cadillac ever”, features an impressive 115 3D printed parts in the production vehicle, demonstrating GM’s broadest use of this process. Additively manufactured parts include the steering wheel center, which is the largest metal part GM has printed in production, combining the show surface and the structural B-side of the part. Another 3D printed part is the seat belt adjustable guide loop, which is GM’s first safety-related 3D printed part.

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Amastan Technologies raises $11M, rebrands as Amastan Additive AM Industry

Amastan Technologies, a manufacturer of advanced ceramic, metal and composites materials, has made a couple of big announcements that move it more into the additive sphere. First, the company has successfully raised $11 million in funding through a Series B-2 round led by VC firm Anzu Partners. And second, the Massachusetts-based company has acquired Pennsylvania-based titanium producer AL Solutions, Inc. The new funding will enable Amastan to expand operations in Pittsburgh, combining its own technology with AL Solutions’ titanium process, by building a new facility for manufacturing additive manufacturing metal powders.