As industrial 3D printers go from stand-alone systems, used mostly for prototyping and research, to digital mass production lines, a number of opportunities are expected to emerge.

3D printing executive Bart Leferink to lead channel partner sales.

Professionals and students are invited to (re)design products dedicated for 3D metal printing.

High-energy, large-format industrial CT scanning allows for feasible inspection of larger parts.

The TCT Awards celebrates the innovators, technology and collaborators behind the best examples of 3D technology use across the globe.

Students have opportunity to learn the value of additive technology—accelerating manufacturing speed, agility and design freedom—with the Stratasys Fortus 3D printing solution.

Customized and lightweight jigs and fixtures are 3D printed in one day, compared to two weeks for outsourced metal tools, improving production efficiency for Ricoh large-format printers.

Lockheed Martin Additive Manufacturing Laboratory helps students and engineers spur design and creation of composite tooling applications to reduce manufacturing lead times and streamline costs.

Sciaky can now offer its current and future customers a solution that integrates with the same technology that companies around the world depend on every day to enhance product development decision making and produce better products.