SPARC: Authentise Makes AM-Optimized Workflow Software Available for U.S. Military Surge Production

By Matt Kremenetsky on Nov 20, 2025 09:00 am

Earlier this year, Authentise, the manufacturing workflow software provider based in the UK and Philadelphia, announced that it was working on a collaborative engineering platform called Project DDNA, a defense-oriented solution leveraging the company's Threads...

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Materialise Launches New CO-AM Tools Amid New Industrial Phase in AM Software

By Matt Kremenetsky on Nov 20, 2025 04:00 am

When Materialise launched its CO-AM platform about three years ago, the company aimed to leverage cloud-based engineering capabilities to enhance the openness of the additive manufacturing (AM) software experience and help customers to further streamline...

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Formnext 2025: PolyJet Support Removal, Resale, Fundraising, & More

By Sarah Saunders on Nov 20, 2025 03:30 am

The announcements from Formnext 2025 keep rolling in, giving some of us who aren’t attending major FOMO (me, it’s me). But with all of the exciting news we’re sharing with you from the show floor,...

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Formnext 2025 Day Two: Cost Out & LAPIS

By Joris Peels on Nov 20, 2025 03:30 am

I, for one, think the lack of carpet is a fitting metaphor. They normally throw it out after a few days of use, so not having a carpet leads to a more sustainable show. It’s...

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Stratasys Adds Metal & Ceramic to Its 3D Printing Portfolio with Tritone Investment

By Matt Kremenetsky on Nov 20, 2025 03:00 am

Stratasys once began the process of launching its own metal additive manufacturing (AM) technology, Layered Powder Metallurgy (LPM). According to a 2023 Yoav Zeif interview with TCT Magazine, the company shuttered the concept without ever...

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ExOne and voxeljet Combine Global Service Teams to Support Industrial 3D Printers

By Vanesa Listek on Nov 20, 2025 02:30 am

ExOne and voxeljet, now both part of ExOne Global Holdings, have launched a unified global service network for their industrial binder jet 3D printers. The idea is to have one coordinated support system, faster help,...

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