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Software
3iD Printing Automates Post-Processing With AM-Flow's Feed-Vision-Sort Line in Belgium
Belgian service bureau 3iD Printing has installed AM-Flow's label-free machine-vision sorting line to eliminate the manual post-processing bottleneck as order volumes scale.
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Printers
ELEGOO Enters the Filament Dryer Market With the $70 H1 HT, an 85°C Active Dryer
ELEGOO's first filament dryer, the $70 H1 HT, heats to 85°C with automatic spool rotation, dual active-dehumidification vents, and a separate bypass outlet for TPU and fiber-filled filaments.
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Materials
Polymaker's HT-PLA Pro Doubles Impact Strength Without Giving Up Heat Resistance
Polymaker's new HT-PLA Pro nearly doubles notched Charpy impact strength over standard HT-PLA and boosts Z-axis layer adhesion, while still hitting 107.6°C heat deflection after annealing — at the same $25.99/kg price.
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Industry
Airbus Qualifies Roboze's ARGO 500 HYPERSPEED for Flight-Ready Aerospace Structural Parts
Airbus has qualified Roboze's ARGO 500 HYPERSPEED platform, printing unmodified ULTEM 9085 filament, to produce flight-ready secondary structural aircraft parts.
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Materials
Lyten's Graphene-Reinforced Nylon Becomes the Primary Filament for Modovolo's Deployable BFP Platform
Lyten's 3D Graphene-reinforced PA1205 nylon is now the primary material for Modovolo's containerized BFP printing platform, with the companies claiming big strength gains over carbon-fiber filament ahead of joint military demos.
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Printers
R3 Printing Ships American-Made Industrial FFF Printers Without a Dollar of VC Money
Los Angeles startup R3 Printing, bootstrapped through crowdfunding and an Air Force grant rather than venture capital, is shipping a domestically-sourced dual-nozzle FFF printer now and a 150°C heated-chamber PEEK/PEKK/ULTEM machine at the end of August 2026.
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Guides
Annealing 3D Prints: How a Simple Oven Cycle Buys You Strength and Heat Resistance
Annealing reheats a finished print near its glass transition to recrystallize the polymer, trading a little dimensional accuracy for real gains in strength and heat resistance — as Polymaker's HT-PLA Pro shows with a 30-minute, 100C cycle.
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Industry
Inside NMSU's DREAM Center: Training K-12 Teachers to Run the Printers
New Mexico State's NSF-funded DREAM Research Center just ran its third annual AMPD workshop, teaching K-12 educators to model, slice and operate 3D printers — and finding that the software, not the hardware, is the real wall.
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Printers
R3 Printing Bets on American-Made Industrial FFF — and a PEEK-Capable Ultra Ships in August
R3 Printing, an LA startup, is shipping domestically built industrial FFF machines — including a PEEK-capable Ultra in August — that hit ultra-high-temp polymers on a standard 120V/20A outlet, with open materials and no VC backing.
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Business
Bioprinting Goes Big: Aspect Biosystems Draws $79M From the Government of Canada to Scale Cellular Medicines
Vancouver's Aspect Biosystems has drawn $79M from the Government of Canada — part of a $280M initiative — to scale a 3D bioprinting platform that programs stem cells and hides them from the immune system, with printed insulin-producing islets for Type 1 diabetes as the lead application.
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Industry
From Waste to Furniture: Nagami and Zaha Hadid Architects 3D Print the ECHO Chair in Recycled PETG
Nagami and Zaha Hadid Architects have released the ECHO Chair, a made-to-order seat printed as a single continuous piece via large-format extrusion in recycled PETG, priced from EUR669 to EUR1,231 depending on color.
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Software
Scan-to-CAD in Hours: Hexagon Pairs the ATLASCAN Pro With Geomagic Design X for Aircraft MRO
Hexagon linked its ATLASCAN Pro handheld scanner with Geomagic Design X, claiming CAD rebuilds of obsolete aircraft parts up to 8x faster — aimed squarely at aerospace MRO teams recreating cabin and structural components for 3D printing.
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