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3D Systems Corporation (NYSE: DDD) generates a steady flow of news across healthcare, aerospace and defense, industrial manufacturing, software and capital markets. As a pioneer in additive manufacturing, the company regularly issues updates on new 3D printers, materials, software platforms and application-specific solutions, as well as regulatory milestones and strategic partnerships.
Recent announcements highlight growth initiatives in aerospace and defense, where 3D Systems reports strong momentum in production printing systems and custom metal parts, expansion of its Littleton, Colorado A&D Application Center of Excellence, and participation in U.S. Air Force–sponsored programs for next-generation metal printing technologies. The company also shares developments from its NAMI joint venture in Saudi Arabia, including agreements in energy, infrastructure inspection and collaborations with major defense contractors.
In healthcare, news items include FDA 510(k) clearance expanding indications for the VSP Orthopedics virtual surgical planning platform to skeletally mature adolescents, along with commentary on the role of personalized healthcare and patient-specific devices in the company’s Med Tech business. Product-focused releases cover new stereolithography solutions such as the SLA 825 Dual, investment casting tools like ArrayCast and Accura SbF, and jewelry-focused systems such as the MJP 300W Plus wax printer.
Investors will also find financial and corporate updates, including quarterly earnings releases, software strategy announcements involving 3D Sprint, Oqton MOS and 3DXpert, and transactions related to convertible notes and capital structure. This news page brings together these diverse updates so readers can follow how 3D Systems’ technologies, partnerships and financial decisions shape its role in additive manufacturing.
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3D Systems' subsidiary, Oqton, has achieved significant adoption of its AI-driven Manufacturing Operating System, with several hundred dental labs utilizing the platform in its first 18 months. The system enhances production efficiency by over 50% and boasts a strong customer renewal rate, indicated by negative churn rates of 20-30%. The lifetime-value to customer-acquisition-cost ratio exceeds 5, showcasing substantial value creation. Oqton’s AI technology efficiently integrates with a variety of OEM production equipment, facilitating a seamless workflow in diverse manufacturing settings. Bertram Dental Lab, a leading RPD manufacturer, reported a 50%+ efficiency increase since adopting Oqton. The software's potential extends to other sectors, including healthcare and industrial markets, suggesting future growth opportunities for 3D Systems.
3D Systems (NYSE:DDD) has confirmed the successful verification of mechanical properties for NASA's new laser powder bed fusion super alloy, GRX-810. This innovative alloy is designed for aerospace applications, showcasing exceptional strength, ductility, heat resistance, and creep life.
Using its Direct Metal Printing platform, 3D Systems processed and tested GRX-810, marking a significant milestone for materials in aerospace components. These properties present opportunities to replace traditional nickel-based super alloys in critical engine parts.
Dr. Michael Shepard from 3D Systems emphasized the potential of GRX-810 and the company’s commitment to advancing additive manufacturing in aerospace.
The University Hospital of Salzburg has successfully performed a groundbreaking surgery using a 3D-printed PEEK cranial implant for a patient suffering from skull deformity. This significant advancement utilized 3D Systems' Kumovis R1 printer and Oqton's D2P and Geomagic Freeform software to create a patient-specific implant. With the cranial implants market projected to exceed $2 billion by 2030, this innovation positions 3D Systems favorably within a rapidly growing sector. The PEEK material utilized is lightweight and mimics the mechanical properties of bone, enhancing patient comfort. The successful application of these technologies demonstrates the potential for improved orthopedic outcomes in personalized healthcare.