This week in Additive Manufacturing (Feb 11, 2026), #111
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This week in Additive Manufacturing (Feb 11, 2026), #111

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发布日期: 2025年2月17日
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  1. Metal - ADDiTEC has introduced the AMDROiD X, a portable, self-contained Directed Energy Deposition (DED) printing system
  2. Metal - EASYMFG, a company from China, has released two binder jetting metal printers.
  3. Medical - BioTech startup VERIGRAFT has received €1.2 million in funding to advance the development of 3D printed artery grafts.
  4. Aviation - The UK's Tornado 2 Tempest project has demonstrated the process of shredding old aircraft metals to produce raw materials for manufacturing metal parts in a new generation of fighter jets.
  5. SLS - FABULOUS has released food-grade nylon 11 raw material for Formlabs printers.
  6. Ceramics - Tethon3D and Carima have introduced the Gazelle, a fast DLP printer capable of producing ceramic parts with a print volume of 320 x 290 x 500 mm.
  7. Ceramics - Researchers have developed processes for 3D printing dark ceramics on a DLP printer, allowing them to withstand the harsh conditions of hypersonic flight.
  8. Space - MIT researchers have successfully demonstrated the 3D printing of an electrospray engine to drive small satellites in space.
  9. Materials - Researchers have created a water-based graphene ink suitable for 3D printing applications.
  10. Software - SimplyPrint, a cloud-based printer management software, has released an open beta version for integration with Bambu Lab 3D printers.

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