Bio
Paul is a technology journalist and marketing content writer for 3D Mag and Artec 3D.
Since graduating from Kingston University with a Master’s Degree in Journalism, he has reported on everything from local news, finance, and sport, to advanced manufacturing.
Over the course of nearly three years at 3D Printing Industry, Paul covered all the latest goings on in 3D printing, 3D scanning, and other adjacent sectors. This saw him interview industry leaders at IMTS, Formnext, and Rapid+TCT, get hands-on with the latest innovations on the factory floor, and report live from events where they’ve been put into practice.
Drawing on his knowledge of 3D technologies, Paul now writes news and analysis pieces designed to illustrate their true potential, and help bring them closer to readers than ever before. As he has a strong interest in automotive and aerospace, much of his reporting revolves around the role of advanced technologies in these areas.
But, with 3D printing and scanning continuing to fuel breakthroughs in other highly regulated industries like medical, construction, and energy, as well, it’s clear that the future of the technologies is bright – and he can often be found reporting anywhere they’re making ground!
Paul’s publications
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Who really invented 3D printing – and why it matters
3D printing is more accessible than ever. Nowadays, anyone can order a desktop 3D printer, grab some filament,…
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Artec 3D launches Artec Studio 20: an all-new 3D data capture and processing software, now with workflow automation
Luxembourg, Sep. 03, 2025 – Global 3D scanning leader Artec 3D has announced the launch of its latest…
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What can you make with flexible 3D printer filament?
If you’re already familiar with 3D printing, you’ll likely have used materials like PLA & ABS quite a…
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RAF reveals first 3D printed part for Typhoon fighter jet
Some applications are so spectacular that they really underline how far 3D printing has come in recent years…
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Desktop Metal files for bankruptcy: the industry reacts
So, the inevitable has happened. Metal binder jet 3D printing heavyweight Desktop Metal has finally gone bust. But…
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These 3D printed sneakers are redefining footwear
Anyone who’s been keeping close tabs on the 3D printing industry over the last few years will have…
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Biggest 3D printing events of 2025 (and 2026)
We’re more than halfway through 2025 – time flies when you’re having fun! But if you think you’ve…
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SUNLU: Why filament drying is vital to high-performance 3D printing
Earlier this year, 3D printing material supplier SUNLU launched its very first high-temperature filament dryer, the FilaDryer E2,…
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Artec 3D to accelerate R&D with €15M in EIB funding
Leading 3D scanning hardware and software developer Artec 3D has signed a venture debt agreement with the European…
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Expert guide: How to use 3D scanning spray
Picture this: You’ve just started digitizing with your brand new 3D scanner, but you’re not getting good results.…
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3D scanning technology steals the limelight at Control Expo 2025
The Control exhibition in Stuttgart, Germany may be best known as a metrology convention, but this year’s show…
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Indian Army 3D prints bunker at record-breaking altitude
The Indian Army has set a new record by 3D printing infrastructure at the highest altitude ever recorded…
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Bentley celebrates 25 years of 3D printing in the UK
British automotive giant Bentley has celebrated 25 years of additive manufacturing by providing a deep dive into the…
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New fluid battery can be 3D printed into any shape
Researchers at Linköping University have developed an entirely new kind of battery that can be 3D printed into…
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Report: China set to 3D print on the Moon by 2028
When Chinese astronauts land on the Moon, they plan to 3D print themselves a base from lunar regolith,…
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What is the best photogrammetry software in 2025?
With each new iteration, photogrammetry software is only getting faster, easier to use and delivering more detailed results. …
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RAPID + TCT 2025: Our round-up of all the big news
Over the last week, some of the biggest names in 3D printing have gathered in Detroit to showcase…
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Donald Trump’s tariffs: Is this 3D printing’s big moment?
With the tariffs introduced by US President Donald Trump making headlines around the world, people are understandably worried…
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Stunning 3D scan reveals new details about Titanic’s final moments
Researchers have uncovered fresh details about Titanic’s final moments using incredibly detailed photogrammetry data. Originally captured by sea…
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Researchers recycle packaging waste into 3D printing filament
Researchers at Hochschule Bremen (HSB) City University of Applied Sciences have developed a way of turning harmful packaging…
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New self-healing foam formulated for 3D printing
Researchers at the University of Texas at Dallas have developed a new kind of 3D printable foam with…
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Babcock to bolster Ukraine’s frontline with on-demand 3D printing
Defense contractor Babcock International has been awarded a contract by the UK’s Ministry of Defence (MOD) to develop…
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Sinterit makes SLS 3D printing even more accessible with ‘Suzy’
Polish 3D printer manufacturer Sinterit has launched a new system that makes selective laser sintering (SLS) 3D printing…
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Creality subsidiary launches HALOT-X1 Kickstarter campaign
Creality subsidiary PioCreat has launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund the development of a “true leveling-free” resin 3D…
