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Industry
IperionX Lands Second Army Task Order to Scale Domestic Titanium Fastener Production
IperionX won a second US Army task order — up to $25.4M — to expand its Virginia powder-to-part titanium line, aiming to produce fasteners and track pins domestically instead of importing them.
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Business
6K Additive's H1 2026: Revenue Up 73% as Metal Powder Nears Break-Even
6K Additive posted $13.3M in H1 2026 revenue (+73% YoY) and narrowed its metal powder gross loss to just $68,618, backed by a $23.4M DPA grant, a $27.4M EXIM loan, and a 5x capacity expansion.
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Printers
ATLIX Retires the TruPrint Name, Rebrands Metal Printer Lineup as xBUILD
ATLIX, the company formerly known as TRUMPF Additive Manufacturing, has renamed its entire metal 3D printer lineup from TruPrint to xBUILD, with specs unchanged but a new corporate identity now shipping on every machine.
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Software
PrusaSlicer 3.0 Preview: The Biggest Overhaul in the Slicer's History
Prusa Research dropped a ground-up alpha rewrite of PrusaSlicer on Sept 1 — new UI, unlimited multi-printer beds, YAML profiles, and a sandboxed Lua plugin system — but it's Prusa-only and not production-ready yet.
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Industry
80 Printers, One Drone Farm: Quantum Cyber Stands Up a Connecticut Production Line
Quantum Cyber has installed 80 3D printers in a 50,000-sq-ft Bridgeport, CT facility to mass-produce structural drone parts in PETG and a patent-pending EMP-hardened composite filament.
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Materials
SprintRay's Midas Restore Packs 75% Ceramic-Zirconia Filler Into a Chairside 3D-Printable Crown Material
SprintRay's FDA-cleared Midas Restore resin loads over 75% ceramic and zirconia filler by weight, promising 5x the wear resistance of its prior crown material for same-visit dental 3D printing.
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Business
3D Systems and Savannah River National Lab Team Up on Nuclear-Grade Additive Manufacturing
3D Systems has signed a CRADA with DOE's Savannah River National Laboratory to develop radiation-tolerant printing materials, AI-driven process controls, and manufacturing systems for reactors and small modular reactors.
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Printers
LightMake's L4 Swaps Belts for Linear Motors in a Four-Head Multicolor Printer
Shenzhen startup LightMake, founded by an ex-Anker/Huawei exec, has launched a Kickstarter for the L4, a beltless desktop FFF printer that drives four independent print heads on linear motors instead of belts.
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Software
Phase3D Signs Phillips Federal as Its Defense-Market Inspection Channel Partner
Phase3D named Phillips Federal its exclusive North American defense channel partner, aiming to get real-time in-situ inspection software into Navy depots, bases and labs like Danville's Additive Manufacturing Center of Excellence.
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Materials
SUNLU and INSLOGIC's FilaDC i10 Ditches Heat for Filament Drying
SUNLU and INSLOGIC's new FilaDC i10 cabinet dries and stores up to 10 spools using room-temperature molecular-sieve desiccant instead of heat, with $1 early-access reservations open now ahead of a September 15 pre-order launch.
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Industry
UMaine's 3Dirigo X: A 40-Knot, 30-Foot 3D-Printed Boat Signals a Manufacturing Leap
UMaine's Advanced Structures and Composites Center launched the 3Dirigo X, a 30-foot printed vessel nearing 40 knots offshore, after boosting its print rate 25x en route to a 1,000 lbs/hour "Factory of the Future."
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Materials
A Resin That Regrows Cartilage: DEGRAD INX Passes Its First Live-Animal Test
TU Wien researchers printed sub-micrometer microscaffolds from BIO INX's biodegradable DEGRAD INX resin and used them to regrow near-normal cartilage in rabbit knees — the first time this lab-dish technique has worked in a living animal.
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