Alabia Insights analysis (Sept. 6): The deep convergence of multi-axis industrial robots and additive manufacturing is projected to drive 28-35% CAGR in the robotic 3D printing market through 2029, with large-format application costs dropping 30-50%. From 2028 onward, robotic additive manufacturing is expected to become the standard process for producing components exceeding 2 meters in size. Powder-fed and wire-fed deposition routes are the primary methodologies for large-scale metal structural parts, directly boosting consumption of large-format titanium alloy, stainless steel, and nickel-based powders, while simultaneously raising requirements for powder batch-to-batch consistency.