Italian 3D design studio MHOX combines bioprinting with art – or vice versa. Its creations are both fascinating and highly vexing.
3D printed furniture doesn’t have an organic feel. Now are the "Eggform" designs from 3DiTALY, which allow everyone to create furniture.
Sicilian design studio Livrea have been researching new ways to utilize 3D printing for final parts in the actual full-size yachts.
The 3D selfies evolve fast: Instead of printing a statue, you can now become a fully posable figurine. The same applies to cool, self-designed toy robots.
Is 3D printing using Spray Cheese possible? Yes. Should you 3D print Spray Cheese? Read for yourself...
Open source is a thing you find rarely in 3D printing industry. Autodesk's Ember 3D Printer has the potential to radically change that. Here’s our first impression on a great 3D printer.
Two Kickstarter projects promise to enhance the multi-material capabilities of desktop 3D printers: The Diamond Hotend and The Palette.
Ever lost the charger to your Pebble Watch? Just get the STL file for the Pebble Charger and build your own charger using a 3D printer.
With the current layoffs at Makerbot and the demise of smaller companies, it may seem an odd timing, but market researchers are very confident: 3D printing will be bigger than the internet.
Germanys Doob Group offers 3D selfie studios in Duesseldorf, New York and Tokyo. Besides that, they offer innovative 3D printing services.
The first-ever 3D printed thyroid gland could improve and save thousand’s lives. It could be a major breakthrough in medical research.
3D printing service Meltwerk promises to cut the price for 3D printed objects drastically. On some goods, you can save up to 85 percent.
BeeVeryCreative’s 3D printer BeeTheFirst is a nice printer, but it had it’s software issues. Victor Anusci from All3DP had a first look.
As long as there is no Tiko 3D printer review available: Here are the pros and cons of buying Tiko 3D printer?
Joris van Tubergen had an idea how to make his Ultimaker print in unlimited height. His Kickstarter project shows that simplest ideas are the best.
What do Turboroo, Buttercup and Cleopatra have in common? These pets all have 3D printed prosthetics, which help them lead a better life.
3d printed houses are the ardent goal of many visionaries. Now 3D printing turns these fantasies into reality. Meet the people who make it possible.
Before NASA made 3D printing in space a science fact, the space organization was busy pushing the revolutionary process into new realms here on Earth.
Using 3D printing technologies, the Italian company WASP seeks to find the most efficient and cost-effective ways to produce buildings in Central Africa.
Exclusive interview with Matt Gajkowski of TIKO 3D on the Tiko 3D printer and the 3D printing industry.