One of the most recent intriguing strategic alliances in the Additive Manufacturing Industry was announced last month when Stratasys , a global industry leader, and Tritone Technologies , a Metal AM startup, joined forces to focus on accelerating the adoption of Tritone’s Metal AM technology. The collaboration of these two Israeli-based companies seems like a natural move for both sides.   After holding back from metal for many years, why Stratasys chose Tritone’s technology

Formnext 2025  is approaching, featuring over 800 exhibitors  from 38 countries , who will present the latest developments in Additive Manufacturing (AM) solutions. From small start-ups to leading global players, the entire AM ecosystem will be represented — showcasing innovative 3D software, 3D printing systems, post-processing solutions, materials, and other complementary technologies. As in previous years, special attention will be drawn to companies introducing unique sol

The future of 3D printing is significantly intertwined with artificial intelligence, promising advancements in automation, design...