3D printers can solve so many organizational problems around the house, but every once in a while, issues arise that can bring the whole project to a halt.

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The real reason your prints keep failing.

The Kiel University scientist discusses how advanced materials processing is shaping medical manufacturing and improving drug performance.

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A Cincinnati inventor is developing a universal adapter to offer first responders more time when arriving to life-threatening emergencies.

Researchers have proposed a multimodal sensor fusion approach to AI-based fault detection in 3D printing, aiming to push AM monitoring closer to reliable, Industry 4.0 operation.

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