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Ivan Miranda's Mirandetta: A Fully Rideable 3D-Printed Motorbike That Packs Into a Suitcase
Maker Ivan Miranda built a nearly all-3D-printed unibody electric motorbike in about ten working days, small enough to disassemble into a checked suitcase for Maker Faire Prague.
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Industry
Phillips Corporation Rebrands Its Additive-Hybrid Unit as It Bets on Blended Manufacturing
Phillips Corporation folded its Additive Hybrid division into a new Advanced Manufacturing Solutions unit, betting that hybrid additive-subtractive, standalone AM, large-format robotic metal printing, and field-deployable manufacturing gear are converging into one business.
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Business
EBM Pioneer Zenith Tecnica Changes Hands as Demand Outstrips Its Six-Machine Fleet
New Zealand's Zenith Tecnica, an early Electron Beam Melting shop supplying titanium parts for Air New Zealand, Maxar, and NASA's Psyche mission, has been acquired by a new ownership group planning to expand capacity as revenue grows 490% since 2020.
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Materials
EOS and Constellium Team Up on a New Aluminum Powder That Skips Quenching Entirely
EOS is adding Constellium's Aheadd CP1 alloy to its metal 3D printing lineup as a quench-free, corrosion-resistant aluminum powder aimed at heat exchangers and semiconductor hardware, arriving August 2026.
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Business
Formlabs Just Had Its Best Quarter Ever — and Is Prepping Three New Printers to Follow It Up
Formlabs posted all-time-high sales across hardware, services, and SLS in Q2 2026 on the back of its Fuse X1 launch, and says three more printer platforms are coming within a year.
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Guides
A Single 20-Second Laser Flash Now Prints an Entire 3D Microstructure at Once
Utah engineers built a holographic 3D printer that solidifies a whole microstructure from one 20-second laser exposure instead of hours of layer-by-layer scanning — for now, only at micrometer scale.
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Printers
A Tower Crane That Prints Concrete: Luyten Opens Reservations for Its 100-Meter-Tall Building Printer
Luyten has opened reservations through October 25 for the $849,000 ASCEND A27, a tower-crane-based concrete 3D printer that can build structures up to 100 meters tall.
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Industry
The US Navy Just Welded and Milled a Metal Part Aboard a Warship Mid-Exercise
During RIMPAC 2026, Phillips Corporation put a containerized Haas CNC + Meltio wire-laser metal deposition system aboard USS Essex to test whether sailors can fabricate replacement parts at sea instead of waiting on the supply chain.
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Software
AMIS Pro + Runtime 3.5.1 Bolts a Production-Ready Direct Line Into HP's Multi Jet Fusion Printers
Belgian build-prep maker AMIS shipped version 3.5.1 with a direct HP Multi Jet Fusion connection and a rebuilt healing pipeline that flags geometry problems before a job ever reaches the printer.
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Industry
Auxilium Bioprints Kidney and Liver Tissue Aboard the ISS for the First Time
Auxilium Biotechnologies' AMP-1 platform produced kidney and liver tissue in orbit for the first time, alongside cartilage and 20-plus nerve-repair implants, during a single ISS mission.
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Printers
Kentstrapper's Mille Puts a One-Cubic-Meter Industrial FFF Printer on the Market for €40,000
Florence's Kentstrapper launched Mille, a €40,000 industrial FFF printer with a full 1000mm cubic build volume, dual failover extruders, and Cloudflare Zero Trust remote monitoring aimed at automotive, marine, and defense shops.
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Materials
Formlabs Is Working to Cut the Cost of Volumetric-Printing Resin as OpenCAL Ships Its V2 Hardware
OpenCAL's V2 hardware debuted at Open Sauce 2026 alongside word that Formlabs is helping produce its specialty resin for roughly $100/liter, potentially clearing the last barrier to hobbyist volumetric 3D printing.
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