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Firestorm Labs 3D‑Prints More Than 1,000 Parts and Builds 12 Drones Aboard USS Essex

The xCell trial provides operational proof that a containerized microfactory can manufacture mission parts at the point of need.

U.S. Navy Awards CoAspire $70 Million to Develop CHAOS Ground‑Launched Cruise Missile

Pentagon Signs Framework Deals for Cheap, Mass-Produced Cruise Missiles

Adidas Launches BB.01, the First 3D‑Printed Basketball Shoe

xTool Unveils O1 Omni Desktop Printer to Consolidate UV, Fabric and Transfer Workflows

Australia Unveils 3D‑Printed Astra 460 Uncrewed Surface Vessel

Astrobotic’s Rotating Detonation Engine Logs 300-Second Record Burn at NASA Marshall

Laser-Driven Optofluidics Expands 3D Microfabrication Beyond Polymers

Velo3D Lands $32.6 Million DIU Deal for Project FORGE, Announces $30 Million PIPE

Apple Mass-Produces 3D‑Printed Recycled Titanium Watch Cases, Cutting Material Use by Half

EPFL Team Grows Dense Metals and Ceramics Inside 3D‑Printed Hydrogels

UMN 3D-Printed Tissue Simulants Add Realistic Bleeding and Feel for Surgical Training

ORNL Achieves First Leak‑Tight 3D‑Printed Ceramic Joint, Paving Path to Scalable Reactor Parts

Boeing’s 3D-Printed Solar-Array Substrates Cut Build Time by Up to 50%

Navy Consolidates Robotic and Autonomous Systems Oversight as Industry Moves to Scale

Nature Study Shows 3D‑Printed Micro Ion Traps Boost Performance for Trapped‑Ion Quantum Computing