NVIDIA and Boeing invested $14 in Freeform, a metal additive manufacturing company that integrates AI into its production processes.

The startup Freeform just raised $14 million to advance its innovative 3D printing system. It’s fair to put 3-D printing near the top of the list of technologies seen as the next big thing, a roster on which it has sat for many years.

D printing objects using metal is a well-established technique, but it tends to be too complex, expensive, or imprecise to match traditional methods at scale. Armed with $14 million from Nvidia and Boeing,

D printing is becoming bigger in America, but for some businesses, it can be pricey. There's a new initiative in Auburn Hills looking to make it more accessible. Pavan Mazumdar, CEO of Project DIAMOnD,

SpaceX is widely known to use 3D metal printing technology to fabricate intricate rocket parts that could not be made using traditional methods. It’s been reported that the technology is actually key to the new Raptor engine that powers the company’s giant,