At L.A. Comic Con 2026, Snapmaker demonstrated its four-toolhead U1, displayed printed costumes and props, and ran free repair sessions. The company also served as presenting sponsor of the $25,000 Cosplay National Championship.
AI 3D generation service Meshy placed No. 31 in a16z's first monthly spending ranking based on observed U.S. consumer-card data.
China's securities regulator has asked UnionTech for supplemental explanations across eight areas, including ownership history, equity transfers, governance, and AI-related compliance.
The system pairs a 300 × 300 × 300 mm build volume with up to four 500 W or 1,000 W lasers, with shipments planned for mid-2027.
The 511 g scanner integrates three blue-laser modes, NIR scanning, a 3-inch display, Wi-Fi 6 and a swappable battery.
The prototype deposits metal and scaffold powders, then automatically sinters the part in its build crucible. A Kickstarter campaign is planned for December 1, starting at $3,500.
A European research team used direct ink writing to build a 10 × 10 × 3 mm silicone device combining focal cortical cooling with electrical recording.
CMS will demonstrate its six-axis Krearob large-format thermoplastic additive system at Formnext 2026, supporting 3- and 5-axis printing and up to 30 kg/h extrusion.
Nike placed computationally tuned, delta-shaped 3D-printed vortex generators across Keely Hodgkinson's shoulders, thighs, torso, and hood.
xTool has launched the modular X1 laser platform with a surface-working area up to 615 × 320 mm and claimed galvo speeds up to 6,000 mm/s.
Hisun Biomaterials reported RMB 953.34 million in revenue and RMB 27.45 million in attributable net profit for the first nine months of 2026, citing demand for 3D printing materials.
The University of Turku has integrated a Schaeffler Aerosint SPD2.1-B5 recoater with an Aconity MIDI+, enabling research with up to three powders selectively deposited within one layer.
Jingye Future Intelligent Manufacturing plans a RMB 5 billion base with 20 powder lines, 400 metal 3D printers and 100 MIM lines.
StandardFlow has launched an AI-assisted platform that maps engineering documents to standards requirements and flags missing evidence or contradictions. Its launch demonstration used synthetic documents for a fictional project, and the tool does not replace certification or final engineering approval.
Anycubic is partnering with Thingiverse to connect more than two million models to Makeronline, with a dedicated section planned for November 17.
The platform combines point clouds, meshes and Gaussian Splatting while merging large datasets from multiple capture methods.
SprintRay has introduced Foundation, its first intraoral scanner, and the compact Nano Series of print, wash, and cure units, with regional shipments planned from November 2026.
Dubai-based JOME Engineering recreated a marine propeller with no available CAD data by scanning the part and depositing an SS316L replacement on Caracol's robotic WAAM system.
Nanjixiong covers the desktop CNC campaign, featuring a 1,500 W spindle and automated CAM. Delivery is planned for March 2027.
A seasonal collection combines printable decorations, glow materials and a browser tool for creating ghost-like versions of models. The post also covers printing considerations.
Atelier3 prototypes camera accessories in plastic, then machines aluminum parts with Carvera Air for small production runs.
The service adds a flexible resin option based on Formlabs V2 material and compares rebound, elongation and other properties with the previous formulation.
