2026. 10. 21.
ESA DIQAM Project Targets Digital Qualification of Space AM Parts
amsight will lead ESA’s DIQAM initiative for digital qualification of additively manufactured space components.
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2026. 10. 20.
Freemelt Receives Refractory Metal Prototype Study Order
Freemelt received a feasibility-study prototype order related to additive manufacturing of refractory metals.
2026. 10. 19.
Encaja 3D-Printable Prosthetic Socket Wins Dyson Award
Encaja, a phone-scan-based workflow for printable prosthetic sockets, won Colombia’s national James Dyson Award.
2026. 10. 18.
3D-Printed Helicopter Duct Receives Regulatory Approval
Australia’s Plane Support secured CASA approval for a 3D-printed air-conditioning duct for a 214B helicopter.
2026. 10. 17.
RMIT Researchers Demonstrate Floating Titanium Lattice
Australian researchers demonstrated a 3D-printed titanium lattice that can remain afloat even after damage.
2026. 10. 17.
CMF Speakers Support 3D-Printed Knobs and Panels
Nothing’s CMF Speaker S and M support custom 3D-printed replacement panels and knobs.
2026. 10. 16.
ESA Returns the First Metal 3D-Printed Thrusters Made on the ISS
The European Space Agency has brought its fifth metal-printing sample from the International Space Station back to Earth. For the first time, the returned set includes small thrusters intended for satellite propulsion.
2026. 10. 16.
Musk Has Lost His Marbles… And Now They've Taken Flight!
Elon Musk’s new Roadster drove upside down, briefly took flight and demonstrated extraordinary acceleration. Engineering brilliance—or a boss’s joke turned into an assignment?
2026. 10. 15.
Mimir Acquires Osprey, Keeping the Metal Powder Specialist Independent
Investment company Mimir has completed its acquisition of Osprey from Sandvik. The metal powder and specialty-alloy producer will continue as an independent company with manufacturing sites in Wales and Sweden.
2026. 10. 15.
WASP Develops Separable Earth-and-Plastic 3D-Printed Composites
Italian manufacturer WASP is combining earth-based paste extrusion with plastic-granule printing in a process designed to keep the two material groups separable at end of life.