Breaking new ground in maritime production, advanced robotic 3D printing has produced a fully functional 6-meter monolithic catamaran, paving the way for scalable, sustainable boat manufacturing.

The global market for rapid prototyping materials is set to skyrocket — from 586.7 million Dollars in 2023 to over 3 billion Dollars by 2033—driven by booming demand in aerospace, automotive, and healthcare industries.

A lifelong motorsport enthusiast, RPH Manufacturing’s Richard Haim found his perfect match in Hurco’s VM-series machining centres. Combining speed, precision and smart programming, the machines power the subcontractor’s just-in-time production and drive innovation across its workshop.

With automation demand rising, Mitsubishi Electric introduces user-friendly robots designed for easy integration and to counter the shortage of skilled workers.

Inovatools has published its new main catalogue for 2025. The trilingual edition presents around 14,000 products, including expanded tool families and “First Choice” recommendations for a wide range of machining applications.

Hypermill users can now access cutting tool data from Machining Cloud directly within the CAM environment. Thanks to a new integration by Open Mind Technologies, the collaboration simplifies tool selection and programming while enhancing efficiency and machining quality.

With its latest reference application, Machine Works demonstrates how Polygonica can streamline additive repair processes. From mesh correction to toolpath generation, the software enables efficient restoration of worn components across demanding industrial applications.

Oerlikon HRS Flow showcases breakthrough hot runner technologies at K 2025 — including live demos of Stargate, Glow and Flexflow systems for high-quality, efficient injection moulding.

What if 3D printing could be faster, more efficient, and more precise — all thanks to holograms? Researchers at EPFL and SDU have developed a groundbreaking technique that uses 3D holographic projections to dramatically improve tomographic volumetric additive manufacturing (TVAM).

Rising costs, shrinking cycles, tougher quality demands — today’s manufacturers face challenges on all fronts. In this environment, copper alloys are gaining ground as a proven solution. They promise faster cooling, longer mould life and reliable quality.