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Business
Venus Aerospace Raises $91M to Scale Its 3D-Printed Rotating Detonation Rocket Engine
Houston's Venus Aerospace closed a $91M Series B to push its largely 3D-printed Rotating Detonation Rocket Engine from a record 2025 flight test into full production for defense and space customers.
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Printers
Ex-Boeing and Amazon Execs Buy Zenith Tecnica, Plan to Grow EBM Titanium Fleet From 6 to 8 Printers
New owners Andrew Burgess and Blair Jordan are expanding New Zealand's Zenith Tecnica — a top EBM titanium manufacturer serving NASA's Psyche mission — from six printers to eight after a June 18 acquisition and 490% revenue growth since FY2020.
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Printers
Beehive Industries Bets on Ultra-Large Metal 3D Printing With Multi-Unit Nikon SLM Solutions Order
Beehive Industries has self-funded a multi-unit order of Nikon SLM Solutions' largest metal printer, the NXG 600E, splitting capacity between aluminum and titanium to print whole vehicle bodies for defense and space customers.
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Materials
EOS and Constellium Team Up to Expand Aluminum Alloy Options for Metal 3D Printing
EOS and aluminum specialist Constellium announced a materials partnership adding a new high-strength CP1 alloy this August and rebranding EOS's Al5X1 alloy, with more joint aluminum development to come.
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Business
Velo3D's Biggest Customer Just Bought a Fifth Sapphire XC Metal Printer
Mears Machine Corporation has ordered its fifth Velo3D Sapphire XC metal printer, with options on two more, building what's billed as one of North America's largest independent fleets of the machine.
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Software
Tomo Software Aims to Make Volumetric 3D Printing as Easy as Slicing an STL
OpenCAL's new Tomo app, paired with V2 hardware and a Formlabs resin partnership, wants to strip the command-line barrier off volumetric printing, which cures whole objects in a spinning resin vial in minutes.
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Industry
How the 3D Printing Community Raced to Help Venezuela After Its Deadliest Earthquake Since 1900
After a 7.5-magnitude quake devastated Yaracuy State, 97 maker teams in 11 countries printed thousands of open-sourced splints within two weeks, backed by a $50,000 Bambu Lab pledge and a filament fundraiser for UN Crisis Relief.
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Materials
Scientists 3D Print a Miniature Diving Suit That Lets Cyborg Cockroaches Swim for Three Hours
A 10x10mm 3D-printed photopolymer backpack and waterproof shell let cyborg cockroaches survive underwater for three hours instead of minutes, aimed at search-and-rescue robots for flooded pipes and disaster zones.
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Industry
AMAA 2026: How 3D Printing Is Quietly Rebuilding Military and Conservation Drones
Ahead of the AMAA 2026 defense-and-aerospace conference, a new industry preview details how HP MJF printing is now shaping everything from $400 Army FPV drones to a 0.8mm-walled anti-poaching UAV in Zambia.
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Business
CurifyLabs Raises $14M Series A to Scale 3D-Printed Personalized Medicine in the US
Helsinki/Jacksonville-based CurifyLabs closed a $14M Series A to expand its pharmacy-based PharmaPrinter Aurum compounding system, already live in 21 US states, deeper into the American market.
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Printers
Formnext Asia Shenzhen Adds a Maker Day and Global Dealer-Matching Program for 2026
Formnext Asia Shenzhen's August 2026 edition gets a hands-on Maker Day with factory tours and an open-mic forum, plus a formal matchmaking program pairing overseas distributors with Chinese 3D printing giants like Bambu Lab, Creality, and Elegoo.
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Software
OrcaSlicer 2.4.2 Lands With Preset-Recovery Fixes and More Reliable Cloud Sync
OrcaSlicer 2.4.2, released July 7, 2026, repairs presets broken by renamed printer/filament profiles, stops cloud sync from silently re-enabling disabled filament overrides, and squashes several crash bugs.
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