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Check out the Top 5 Videos of the Month! We begin with 3Dnatives uncovering the most surprising and innovative discoveries from Formnext 2025. Next, 3D Monotech showcases how large scale additive manufacturing is redefining sustainability and safety in the marine…
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Check out the Top 5 Videos of the Month! We begin with 3Dnatives uncovering the most surprising and innovative discoveries from Formnext 2025. Next, 3D Monotech showcases how large scale additive manufacturing is redefining sustainability and safety in the marine sector with eco friendly, ballistic marine fenders. In the third video, Formlabs breaks down the capabilities behind its new Tough 1000 Resin, an impact resistant, ductile material designed for demanding real world applications. Then, India Today takes you inside Space Kidz India to explore the development of an ultra affordable, fully electric, 3D printed rocket engineered to make space research more accessible. Finally, CEAD Group teams up with Addit Audio, Airtech, and Adaxis to reveal how industrial 3D printing is revolutionizing high performance acoustics. Dive in and get inspired!
Top 1: 3D Printing Eco-Friendly Marine Fenders
In this video, 3D Monotech introduces the world’s first ballistic, eco friendly marine fenders developed by NewsFender using large scale 3D printing. These advanced fenders redefine boat protection, sustainability, and maritime defense innovation. You’ll explore the future of 3D printed marine components, green maritime solutions, and how additive manufacturing is enabling safer, more resilient marine technology.
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PrintersNew PSLA 270 from 3D Systems Combines Projection Technology Speed with SLA QualityUntil now, there has been no solution in the additive manufacturing market that meets the requirements of high productivity, injection molded quality high resolution, long-lasting durability and part size. In response to this demand, 3D Systems has unveiled a new…
NewsForma Foods Uses 3D Printing to Create Plant-Based Alternatives to MeatWe’ve already touched on the concept of 3D-printed meat through various pioneering companies in the sector, such as Redefine Meat and Steakholder Foods. Today, we turn our attention to start-up Forma Foods, which uses 3D printing to create plant-based alternatives…
NewsInside 3D Tour: Behind the Scenes at Massivit’s Headquarters and Additive Manufacturing FacilitiesAt this point, it seems likely that you have already heard of Inside 3D Tour, the series of videos in which 3Dnatives visits major manufacturers or distributors in the 3D printing industry to learn firsthand how different additive manufacturing methods…
MaterialsAll You Need to Know About ASA for 3D printingASA (Acrylonitrile Styrene Acrylate) is an amorphous thermoplastic similar to ABS: the main difference is that it is an acrylic elastomer, whereas ABS is a butadiene elastomer. It is found in filament form for FDM / FFF 3D printing. In…
NewsHow are 3D printing technologies reshaping design and architecture?Architecture is both the process and product of planning, designing, and constructing physical structures. A good architect can often transform an average space into an aesthetically superior and practical design. Several years ago, the architecture and design sector started expe