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Bedrock 3D Gets Investment From 819 Capital Partners
Dutch investor 819 Capital Partners has taken a long-term, open-ended stake in Emmen filament maker Bedrock 3D, pairing it with orthotics printer Insolution under its Novio-Scan Holding group.
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ExOne and voxeljet Officially Merge Into One Legal Entity Under Anzu Partners
ExOne GmbH and voxeljet GmbH, both bought by Anzu Partners in 2025, became a single German legal entity on August 13, 2026, operating as ExOne GmbH under CEO Eric Bader while keeping the voxeljet brand for PMMA and HSS lines.
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Buckley Conversions Builds the First Fully 3D-Printed Luxury Camper Van Interior
Buckley Conversions used a KUKA robot arm to print an entire luxury camper interior in polypropylene, shaving roughly 1,500 lbs off a Mercedes-Benz eSprinter build and stretching its EV range.
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Stratasys Posts Record Consumables Revenue as Defense Sales Jump 17% in Q2
Stratasys' Q2 2026 results show defense revenue up 17% and consumables at an all-time high of $66.3M, even as total revenue held flat and the company walked back its full-year cash flow outlook.
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Formlabs Brings In Ex-Apple Hardware Chief Dan Riccio as Strategic Advisor, Reshuffles Its Board
Formlabs adds former Apple hardware boss Dan Riccio as an investor and strategic advisor while promoting co-founder Max Lobovsky to board chairman and CPO Dávid Lakatos to President, signaling a harder push into industrial 3D printing.
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Continuous Composites Sues Fibre Seek Over Ten Continuous-Fiber 3D Printing Patents
Continuous Composites has sued Anisoprint (d/b/a Fibre Seek) in Delaware federal court, alleging the FibreSeeker 3 printer infringes ten patents after three years of failed licensing talks.
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3D Systems CEO Jeff Graves to Step Down as Company Searches for Successor
3D Systems said its President/CEO Dr. Jeffrey Graves will retire once a successor is found, a transition announced alongside mixed Q2 2026 earnings after six years of restructuring and acquisitions.
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3D Systems' Saudi Joint Venture NAMI Wins Military Manufacturing License, Targeting Vision 2030 Defense Localization
NAMI, 3D Systems' Saudi joint venture, has been licensed by GAMI for regulated military manufacturing, putting it in position to capture a slice of the Kingdom's push to localize over half its defense spending by 2030.
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University of Nebraska Omaha Wins $8M NSF Award to Launch the Nebraska Center for 3D Innovation
UNO landed an $8 million NSF E-RISE grant to build the Nebraska Center for 3D Innovation, expanding a decade of prosthetics research into a full hub for 3D-printed medical devices, antimicrobial materials, and AI-driven anatomical modeling.
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Sinterit and DyeMansion Partner to Bundle Entry-Level SLS Printing With Industrial Finishing
Sinterit's €47,000 BIANCO2 SLS printer and DyeMansion's VX1/DM60 finishing gear are now an official pairing, putting industrial-grade surface finishing within reach of compact sintering setups.
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Conflux Technology's CEO on What It Actually Takes to Scale 3D-Printed Heat Exchangers for Aerospace
Conflux Technology CEO Dan Woodford says scaling metal-AM heat exchangers for Airbus, Honeywell and General Atomics means building a full production system, not just adding printers.
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Metal-AM Pioneer 3DEO Enters Insolvency, Puts 19 Patents and Its Intelligent Layering IP Up for Auction
3DEO, the binder-jetting-plus-CNC-milling metal 3D printing pioneer, has filed for insolvency in California and is auctioning its 19-patent IP portfolio and machinery fleet, with bids due August 12, 2026.
