Filaments, resins, and material properties — what to print with, how it behaves, and what it costs.
Sinto Advanced Ceramics Europe has added non-oxide ceramics AlN and Si3N4 to its 3D-printing lineup, opening the door to printed parts for power electronics, thermal management and high-stress structural applications.
Read the story →QTREX Quantum posted 438% revenue growth and launched INSU300, a 3D-printable dielectric that laser-converts into graphene-like carbon to shield superconducting qubits from stray photons.
Three Taiwanese designers collected spent tea leaves and coffee grounds from London shops, compounded them with PLA, and robotically printed furniture and lighting for the 2026 London Design Festival.
DEEP Manufacturing says it's running certified, round-the-clock wire arc additive manufacturing across two continents on the strength of a DNV pressure-vessel approval no other European producer holds.
Prusa's new actively foaming PLA prints up to 65% lighter and stretches a spool 2-3x, but it demands a 0.45 extrusion multiplier, careful tuning and drying, and an independent hands-on confirms the stringing and scratching caveats.
IperionX says its continuous GenX furnace ran 500+ kg of titanium powder at about 12 kg/h, hit ASTM oxygen benchmarks, and cut power over 75% versus its own batch HAMR process. It is a feedstock milestone for metal AM.
A Saarland University and IMDEA Materials team 3D printed an Fe-Si-B-Nb-Ni metallic glass via LPBF with coercivity of just 44 A/m, at least 10x lower than prior rare-earth-free iron-based metallic glasses made the same way.
Atlas Building Composites, an MIT HAUS spinout, 3D prints waste-plastic-and-fiberglass trusses that hold 4,000+ pounds and already carried the Army Corps of Engineers across a Massachusetts wetland bridge.
Jiangsu Vilory Advanced Materials just raised $46M on the back of $51M in 2025 revenue, plotting a path from 30 atomization lines to a 10,000+ tonne/year titanium, copper, and steel powder empire feeding aerospace, medical, and now consumer-electronics printers.
Stratasys is heading to IMTS 2026 with a new production-grade SLA resin, defense-specific ASA colors for Fortus FDM systems, and a trinckle-built app suite in GrabCAD Print — all pitched at aerospace, defense, automotive, and healthcare manufacturers.
Roboze has entered a three-year research agreement with Rome's Tor Vergata University to develop new PEEK-based filaments and thermoplastic matrices for aerospace, automotive, biomedical, and defense parts.
Prusa's new Prusament PLA ColorMix bundle uses inkjet-style halftoning across five translucent CMYW+black spools to yield up to 45 printable shades on multi-material Prusa printers.
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