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3D Printed Ghost Guns Are Hard to Trace. Researchers May Have Found a Way In
News•Mar 3, 2026

3D Printed Ghost Guns Are Hard to Trace. Researchers May Have Found a Way In

Australian researchers at Curtin University have demonstrated that infrared spectroscopy can reliably differentiate the three most common 3D‑printing polymers—PLA, ABS and PETG—used in ghost‑gun production. By analyzing 67 filament samples, they showed distinct chemical signatures for each polymer type, though the technique could not separate brands, colors, or raw versus printed material. The study also identified additive‑driven variations, such as carbon‑fiber blends, and highlighted how surface coatings and printer‑nozzle residue can skew results. While not a complete forensic solution, the method adds a new layer of material‑based evidence for investigators.

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California Targets 3D Printers in New Bill as States Diverge on Gun Control
News•Mar 3, 2026

California Targets 3D Printers in New Bill as States Diverge on Gun Control

California Assembly Bill 2047 would require every 3D printer sold in the state to embed software that scans and blocks files capable of producing firearms or restricted parts. The Department of Justice must define detection standards by July 2027, with certification...

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CollPlant Targets Formulation Bottleneck with New DLP Bioprinting Kit
News•Mar 2, 2026

CollPlant Targets Formulation Bottleneck with New DLP Bioprinting Kit

CollPlant has introduced BioFlex, a ready‑to‑print DLP bioprinting kit built on recombinant human collagen and a biodegradable polymer. The kit includes pre‑validated photo‑active agents and detailed formulation guidelines, aiming to cut bioink development time for tissue‑modeling and organ engineering. By...

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LEGACY MOTOR CLUB Adopts 3D Printing for NASCAR Race Car Parts
News•Mar 2, 2026

LEGACY MOTOR CLUB Adopts 3D Printing for NASCAR Race Car Parts

Legacy Motor Club, a NASCAR Cup Series team, installed two BigRep STUDIO large‑format 3D printers to produce prototypes, tooling, and functional components in‑house. The shift eliminated a two‑to‑three‑week outsourcing lag, allowing engineers to print and test parts such as a...

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Material Hybrid Manufacturing’s HYBRID3D Uses 3D Printing to Reimagine Battery Design
News•Mar 2, 2026

Material Hybrid Manufacturing’s HYBRID3D Uses 3D Printing to Reimagine Battery Design

Material Hybrid Manufacturing unveiled HYBRID3D, a 3D‑printing platform that integrates full battery cells into any device geometry, eliminating traditional rigid casings. The Miami‑based startup secured $7.1 million in seed funding led by Outlander VC and Harpoon Ventures. Early tests, including a...

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Bambu Lab Data Highlights Sustained 3D Printing Activity and Creator Growth on MakerWorld
News•Feb 28, 2026

Bambu Lab Data Highlights Sustained 3D Printing Activity and Creator Growth on MakerWorld

Bambu Lab released 2025 usage data from its MakerWorld and MakerLab platforms, showing sustained growth in Chinese 3D‑printing activity. Benchy remained the most printed model for the fifth consecutive year, while 83% of owners continued printing one year after purchase,...

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Why I Was Wrong About the AMUG Conference
News•Feb 27, 2026

Why I Was Wrong About the AMUG Conference

Michael Petch revises his view of the AMUG Conference, arguing it is less an agenda‑setting forum and more a collective reckoning among seasoned additive‑manufacturing practitioners. The event’s dense, experience‑rich environment surfaces real‑world friction points that shape procurement and integration decisions...

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Tekna Reaches 1 Million Kgs of Titanium Powder Following a Decade of Growth
News•Feb 27, 2026

Tekna Reaches 1 Million Kgs of Titanium Powder Following a Decade of Growth

Tekna announced it has produced one million kilograms of titanium powder, marking a decade of continuous growth since its plasma atomization debut in 2015. The company expanded from a single line to 24/7 operations and added a second line in...

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Amaero Reports 367% First-Half Revenue Growth
News•Feb 24, 2026

Amaero Reports 367% First-Half Revenue Growth

Amaero Ltd reported first‑half revenue of A$7.76 million, a 367% increase from the prior year. The growth was driven by A$6.74 million in powder sales and A$1.02 million from PM‑HIP manufacturing services. Despite the surge, the company posted a comprehensive loss of A$17.49 million,...

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Filamentive Launches rPA12 Filament Made From Recycled MJF Powder Waste
News•Feb 24, 2026

Filamentive Launches rPA12 Filament Made From Recycled MJF Powder Waste

Filamentive, a UK sustainable‑materials supplier, has launched rPA12, a nylon‑12 filament made entirely from recycled Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) powder waste. Developed with extrusion specialist 3devo, the filament matches the toughness, heat resistance and low moisture absorption of virgin PA12,...

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NNSA, Sandia and Kansas City National Security Campus Open CAMINO Facility
News•Feb 24, 2026

NNSA, Sandia and Kansas City National Security Campus Open CAMINO Facility

On February 12, the National Nuclear Security Administration, Sandia National Laboratories, and the Kansas City National Security Campus inaugurated the Center for Advanced Manufacturing and Innovation (CAMINO) at the Science and Technology Park near Kirtland Air Force Base. The new...

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Automation Alley Expands Industrial 3D Printing Access for SMEs
News•Feb 23, 2026

Automation Alley Expands Industrial 3D Printing Access for SMEs

Automation Alley’s Project DIAMOnD has opened its Digital Transformation Center to companies outside its membership. The DTC now offers fee‑based access to industrial‑grade polymer and metal 3D printing technologies, including powder‑bed fusion, large‑format FFF/MEX, and directed energy deposition. SMEs can...

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University of Nottingham Researchers Examine Interface Orientation in Multi-Material LPBF of IN718 and GRCop-42
News•Feb 20, 2026

University of Nottingham Researchers Examine Interface Orientation in Multi-Material LPBF of IN718 and GRCop-42

University of Nottingham researchers, together with the Manufacturing Technology Centre and Autodesk, examined how interface orientation influences defect formation and microstructure in multi‑material laser powder bed fusion of Inconel 718 and GRCop‑42. They printed horizontal, vertical and 45° angled interfaces using...

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Hexagon Launches New Certified Marker-Free HYPERSCAN 3D Scanner
News•Feb 20, 2026

Hexagon Launches New Certified Marker-Free HYPERSCAN 3D Scanner

Swedish metrology firm Hexagon unveiled the HYPERSCAN 3D scanner, a portable, marker‑free system designed for large‑scale production inspection. Certified to VDI/VDE 2634‑3 and validated by an ISO 17025 lab, the scanner offers two models—Ultra (5.5 m range) and Super (7 m range) with up...

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Velo3D Receives $11.5M Defense Production Agreement for National Security Program
News•Feb 19, 2026

Velo3D Receives $11.5M Defense Production Agreement for National Security Program

U.S. metal‑3D printer maker Velo3D has landed an $11.5 million multi‑year full‑rate production agreement with an undisclosed defense contractor for a sensitive national‑security program. The deal leverages Velo3D’s Rapid Production Solution, which couples large‑format laser powder‑bed fusion hardware with proprietary software...

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3D Printed Carbon Fiber Meta-Skins Improve Impact Mitigation in Foam-Core Composites
News•Feb 19, 2026

3D Printed Carbon Fiber Meta-Skins Improve Impact Mitigation in Foam-Core Composites

Researchers at San Diego State University have used automated tow placement to 3D‑print pseudo‑woven continuous carbon‑fiber skins, called meta‑skins, for foam‑core composites. In low‑velocity drop‑tower tests (4.43 m/s), a monocoque configuration with a single skin absorbed nearly 100 % of the impact...

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Weaving Flexibility Into Nitinol: IMDEA–UPM Advances 3D Printed Superelastic Metamaterials
News•Feb 18, 2026

Weaving Flexibility Into Nitinol: IMDEA–UPM Advances 3D Printed Superelastic Metamaterials

Researchers at IMDEA Materials and the Technical University of Madrid have created interwoven, fabric‑like Nitinol structures using laser powder bed fusion, delivering superelastic metamaterials with unprecedented flexibility. By shifting focus from alloy composition to algorithmically designed geometries—such as tubular lattices...

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Plastometrex Launches MultiScale Capability for Thin-Wall and High-Resolution Mechanical Property Mapping
News•Feb 18, 2026

Plastometrex Launches MultiScale Capability for Thin-Wall and High-Resolution Mechanical Property Mapping

Plastometrex has added a MultiScale capability to its PLX‑Benchtop system, enabling high‑resolution mechanical property mapping on parts as thin as 0.75 mm. The upgrade uses 1.5 mm indent spacing and interchangeable 250‑µm, 500‑µm, and 1000‑µm indenters to generate full stress‑strain curves in...

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