3D printing
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Logistics
Fast Radius raises $48 million to scale up its additive manufacturing capacity
Fast Radius, a leading manufacturing technology company, has announced its Series B financing round of $48 million led by UPS,…
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News
Koch Industries’ subsidiary invests in metal 3D printing
Desktop Metal, an additive manufacturing [3D printing] firm which specializes in metal printing, announced last week that it raised $160…
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News
Combo of 3D printing and fast shipping will lead next industrial revolution – or disrupt it
January’s World Economic Forum (WEF) white paper identified 16 factories that are leading the world economy in manufacturing technology. The…
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News
Fast Radius: scaling additive manufacturing with new headquarters in Chicago
“It’s not just about cars and satellites and cereal,” says CEO Lou Rassey. “It’s about feeding and empowering the world…
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Canada
Today’s Pickup: a resolution for Mexico-US auto trade?
Transpacific container rates post gains; United States and Mexico try to reach an agreement on the automotive trade; what Amazon…
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Blockchain
General Electric files patent to use blockchain in 3D-manufacturing process
General Electric has filed a patent that draws out its plan on using blockchain in validating and verifying 3D-printed products…
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Economics
What’s coming next in 3D printing: 4 questions for UPS’s Alan Amling
The demands of today's marketplace are moving in one direction: giving us exactly what we want, when and where we…
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Economics
Today’s Pickup: Daimler Trucks North America to offer 3D-printed parts
Following on the footsteps of its European counterpart, Daimler Trucks North America will begin shipping 3D printed parts under a…
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News
How will 3D printing alter the movement of freight?
Turning bits into atoms in real-time? It’s as profound as the idea of instantly sharing thoughts across the world would…
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Canada
Today’s Pickup: Mercedes-Benz produces 3D printed truck part
Mercedes-Benz Trucks, a Daimler brand, has successfully made its first 3D printed repair part. The part, a thermostat cover for…
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