Your 3DPrint.com news for 23 January, 2024

View this email in your browser Thanks to our newsletter sponsor: Professional 3D printing services Advertise Subscribe PRO Market Data Countdown to Additive Manufacturing Strategies 2024 Revo Foods to Rev up Mass Production of 3D Printed Alt-Salmon By Joris Peels on Jan 23, 2024 09:00 am One of the major challenges facing 3D printed food is its scalability in comparison to traditional food production. The 3D printing industry generally specializes in creating small items. It can produce tens of millions of... View the entire article via our website. Read in browser » New Modular Concrete 3D Printer Unveiled by RIC By Jay Rincher on Jan 23, 2024 08:30 am In a move set to shake-up the additive construction (AC) landscape, RIC Technology has launched the RIC-M1 PRO concrete 3D printer at World of Concrete 2024. RIC promises that its latest release will help to... View the entire article via our website. Read in browser » Zoo Aims to Disrupt Manufacturing with Text-to-CAD and Other Hardware Design Tools By Michael Molitch-Hou on Jan 23, 2024 08:00 am Manufacturing entrepreneur Jordan Noone has moved on from the world's largest metal 3D printer at Relativity Space and is now pushing a new hardware startup, Zoo. The company integrates APIs from KittyCAD, a startup backed... View the entire article via our website. Read in browser » The Key to Streamlined Workflows for Industrial AM Lies in Quality – and the Solution Is Already Taking Shape By Ben Schrauwen on Jan 23, 2024 07:30 am Quality is the final frontier in 3D printing. Serial production of industrial applications requires a manufacturing method that reliably delivers parts of consistent quality – but this goal has so far eluded additive. As things... View the entire article via our website. Read in browser » Nano Dimension Reflects: "Into thin Air" – The present of the additive manufacturing industry is still "alive"… albeit the oxygen runs out By Yoav Stern on Jan 23, 2024 07:00 am We are collectively at the beginning of the next phase of the additive manufacturing (AM) industry – moving into the thin air[1] of the fourth chapter. Before we go into what this may entail, we... View the entire article via our website. Read in browser » Paid Post Download the survey results for free for a complete look at the metal AM market from the perspective of the market itself. Download Now >> Follow 3dprint.com Copyright © 2024 3DR Holdings, LLC, All rights reserved. AMS Newsletter Our mailing address is: 3DR Holdings, LLC 435 East 52nd Street, Suite 16c2 New York, NY 10022 Add us to your address book Privacy Policy update subscription preferences     unsubscribe from all emails