3D printing is about to rock the world of spare parts makers. While half of today's production is being used to create prototypes, by 2020 as much as 80 percent of 3D printing will be used to ...

Shenzhen Creality 3D Technology Co, a global leader in consumer-grade 3D printing, has officially submitted its listing ...

3D Printing could be the technology that could alleviate global supply chain issues. Here's how.

It might not be a silver bullet or a panacea, but 3D printing could make contributions in terms of loosening supply chains, and if that solution is explored more thoroughly, it could stoke ...

3D printing brings customization to the supply chain Advances in additive manufacturing could have wide-reaching effects, even changing how supply chains are designed long-term, one analyst said.

Data-driven 3D printing provides a significant boost to the efficiency and productivity of the supply chain, helping manufacturers respond more quickly and effectively to disruptions.

Parts shortages and a surge in repair work could spur dealerships to add 3D-printing capability in about 5 to 7 years.

These changes, says Shell—another early adopter of 3D printing—will make the industry's supply chain more resilient and flexible because it will simplify it.

3D printing is a revolutionary technology that allows anyone to easily create and manufacture complex products with relative ease.

3D printing’s most amazing impact will be how it puts consumers in charge of the supply chain—and most companies are not ready. The old supply chain reference models put the company in charge of ...