Traditional 3D printing has limitations in process solidification, relying on preset CAD models and passively executing instructions for over 40 years. It cannot respond to internal features of printing materials and environmental changes. Although it has applications in various fields, it struggles to meet the demands for high precision and functionality. Especially in biomanufacturing, traditional … Read more
Researchers from the University Medical Center Utrecht in the Netherlands have published an article titled “Adaptive and context-aware volumetric printing”.This research introduces a novel 3D printing technology called GRACE, which features characteristics completely different from existing processes. Current 3D printing technologies rely on human input, CAD models, and preset processes to achieve layer-by-layer manufacturing; however, … Read more
AM Yidao Academic Sharing Some technological breakthroughs make it clear that the rules of the game have fundamentally changed. When AM Yidao saw the GRACE technology paper from the team at Utrecht University in the Netherlands published in the September 4, 2025 issue of Nature, my first thought was: the next historic moment in the … Read more