3D Printing Daily — Monday, 2nd March 2026
Your daily dose of 3D printing news. Feed is quiet on Monday morning.
Researchers use algorithm-optimized metamaterial architecture to recover 100% of nitinol shape memory properties in 3D printed parts, opening new applications in healthcare and aerospace.
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Your daily dose of 3D printing news. Feed is quiet on Monday morning.
Sculpteo now offers HP Metal Jet binder jetting services across Europe and the USA, enabling customers to order production-grade metal parts without investing in hardware.
A Shenzhen factory operated by Jinshi Huasu Technology has scaled to 5,000 desktop 3D printers, with plans to reach 10,000 by year end — demonstrating ultra high-volume additive manufacturing at an unprecedented scale.
Jennifer Ang used her Bambu Lab A1 to create customizable fidget clicker keychains — and sold over 1,000 in just five months at pop-up shops.
Washington State proposed HB 2320 would criminalize using 3D printers to create firearms without a license, sparking fears over maker community rights.
Centrifugal resin printing breakthrough, ORNL's multi-extruder system, and 3D construction printing market set to explode.
After a period of market headwinds, the additive manufacturing industry is showing renewed strength with improved trends since Q1 2026.
Middle East AM leader Immensa establishes European Center of Excellence at Shell open innovation campus, operating Factory-as-a-Service model for digital supply chains.
Spanish metal 3D printing leader Meltio partners with South Carolina's Automation Engineering Company to accelerate wire-laser metal deposition adoption across US industrial sectors.
Domoa Private Limited becomes Singapore first company dedicated to integrating large-scale 3D concrete printing into luxury real estate development, targeting Southeast Asia market.
Two engineering-focused powerhouses collide. Prusas latest meets Bambus flagship. We break down which deserves your workshop.