Introducing a smart solution for cleaner, more consistent 3D printing — the Shield is a self-assembly enclosure that reduces emissions and stabilizes temperature, making it ideal for labs, schools, and small-scale print farms.

A major update to Siemens’ Simcenter X brings the full simulation portfolio to the cloud, combining CFD, systems and mechanical analysis with AI-powered productivity features and simplified licensing.

Producing roof tiles to within half a millimetre demands precise quality control. At BMI Group, a new LK laser scanning system streamlines mould and tile inspections, tackling wear issues and ensuring consistent production accuracy.

Tradition meets precision engineering at Babeș-Bolyai University: With new regional funding, the Faculty of Engineering in Reșița is upgrading its research and teaching infrastructure with a high-performance coordinate measuring machine, strengthening hands-on metrology training and closer alignment with industrial practice.

From self-closing swing doors to enhanced braking systems, Hymer Steigtechnik’s expanded configurator now offers greater flexibility, safety and usability — supported by a newly redesigned website.

With the Ultimaker S6, Ultimaker says it offers a model that combines high speeds, intuitive ease of use and flexibility at an attractive price.

With its new Virtual Showroom, LK Metrology enables engineers and quality professionals to explore its metrology portfolio virtually. The platform combines interactive tours, AR features and software insights to create a truly hands-on digital experience.

A major Mitutoyo delegation visited Sariki Precision Center, reinforcing the strategic bond behind one of Europe’s most important industrial metrology alliances.

Designing moulds and components just got easier: Meusburger’s updated digital portal combines proven tools with new configurators and wizards. The result is a more intuitive workflow, real-time data access and perfectly coordinated solutions for designers and toolmakers.

A new manufacturing deal between Rapid Fusion and Applied Automation paves the way for the launch of Medusa, the UK’s first large-format hybrid 3D printer. Set for release in early 2026, the innovation targets high-demand sectors and is expected to generate over 5 million pounds in its first year.