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RAPID + TCT 2025, North America’s largest and most influential event for additive manufacturing (AM), will return to Detroit’s Huntington Place April 8-10.

Industrial 3D printing technologies (commonly known as additive manufacturing technologies) have evolved in recent years, spurring greater adoption of industrial 3D printers and hybrid

In the aerospace and defense industries, innovation is not just a strategic advantage. It’s a fundamental necessity.

From the birth of the modern assembly line to today’s advanced manufacturing breakthroughs, Detroit has defined how the world produces and innovates. That legacy makes it the ideal location for

In an analysis of the additive manufacturing (AM) industry, Angie Szerlong, Group Director of the AM Event Series at SME, explores the sector's critical juncture, highlighting both its potential

One of the most exciting things about industrial 3D printing is its accessibility. In the past, manufacturing has been a relatively high barrier-to-entry field due to the significant up-front cost

Within the sports industry, 3D printed helmet designs are gaining traction. These new, additively manufactured designs are an innovative approach to a product that’s had little change in decades.

The landscape of 3D printing has evolved dramatically, going far beyond just desktop prototyping units. While small desktop printers remain valuable for quick prototypes and models,

3D printing day celebrates the advancements and innovations in additive manufacturing (AM) technology. This year to commemorate 3D printing day on December 3rd, RAPID + TCT held an online event

The capabilities of additive manufacturing make this technology an ideal match for the aerospace manufacturing industry. Aerospace companies are always seeking new, innovative technologies to