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STORY ANGLES - Focus on Industry Applications: The reporter frequently explores how technologies like 3D printing and additive manufacturing are applied in specific sectors (e.g., defense, automotive, aerospace).
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 3
- Latest publication
- Aug 31, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Engineering.com
- Top 500K sites
- Earliest in this view
- Aug 3, 2026
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Additive research update: sensors, sustainability, and single-shot shapes - Engineering.com (opens the original)
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Bleeding-edge 3D printing research from Heidelberg University, USC, the University of Utah, and more. With another summer drawing to a close, students will soon be returning to their classrooms to the relief of many parents and the chagrin of many teachers. Meanwhile, researchers at institutions of higher learning across the globe have been hard at work advancing 3D printing technology. Here are a few of the latest developments. Light-based 3D printing, including stereolithography (SLA) and digi
This is how you do AM for defense - Engineering.com (opens the original)
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Beehive Industries Chief Product Officer talks drones, additive casting, and the challenge of scaling up. It’s no secret that additive manufacturing (AM) has been gaining ground in defense in recent years, with numerous new machines, materials, and partnerships. From drones to small arms, defense use cases for AM are exploding, but there’s a tendency to talk about this sort of progress in generalities rather than specific examples. One reason for this (and a persistent headache for marketers in
The end is nigh for G-code (opens the original)
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Model-based control promises to bring machine tool programming into the 21st century. The post The end is nigh for G-code appeared first on Engineering.com.
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