3D-printing objects at the point of need would significantly lower global greenhouse gas emissions.

A report projects that revenue for 4D-printed ‘smart’ materials will reach $520 million by 2027.

The new additively manufactured stainless steel bridge in Amsterdam, which was officially unveiled in July by the queen of The Netherlands, elicits strong reactions.

When and where will the development of new additive manufacturing technologies end?

Proponents tout the production capabilities of binder-jet printers.

The Forust process, launched by Desktop Metal, 3D-prints all types of products from sawdust and other waste wood.

Someone once told me that if you’re in manufacturing, you’re from Michigan or you work in Michigan or one day you’ll work for a company based in Michigan.

Robots can be found everywhere—from the factory floor to the operating room to the latest issue of The Additive Report.

Many of the machine tool builders that were around 40 years ago were either acquired or just closed their doors. Will the same happen to today’s 3D printer builders?

Some in the medical community believe that one day robotic assistance will be the norm for all knee implant surgeries.

A growing number of public and private organizations in the electronics industry are diving into developing systems that 3D-print integrated circuits.