Apple is changing how it builds its devices, starting with new 3D-printed titanium cases that reshape the future design path of its latest watches.

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Apple’s newest manufacturing trick uses laser-focused 3D printing and recycled titanium powder for thin, strong, and ...

Apple has released a detailed look at a major shift in how it builds its newest watches. Both the Apple Watch Ultra 3 and the ...

Apple’s first large-scale use of metal 3D printing lets it mass-produce titanium Apple Watch and iPhone components while ...

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The brand is now fully dedicated to exploring new horizons, as it demonstrated earlier this year with its Diver [Air] watch, ...

Apple is exploring the future of wearable technology with advanced 3D-printed titanium Apple Watch cases, signalling a ...

Apple has now confirmed the use of a laser beam powder bed fusion (PBF-LB) Additive Manufacturing technology for producing ...

Apple reveals the laser-fusion tech behind its 3D-printed titanium Watch cases—a breakthrough that cuts material use by 50% ...

Apple debuts 3D-printed recycled titanium for Watch Ultra 3. This laser fusion tech cuts waste and reinforces the new iPhone ...