Reflection 3D Technology is a Canadian company that's redefining the modern family photograph by turning 360-degree photographs into 3D models.
Marzipan from Luebeck adheres to strict rules on the amount of almond paste in the product. But, 3D printing is livening up the scene.
When Paul Curry was diagnosed with cancer, he 3D printed his own skeleton from a PET/CAT scan to help him cope through "busywork".
Pre-order the new colorFabb PA-CF low warp filament which is the first material developed in partnership with LEHVOSS Group.
Not-for-profit organization, Women to Look Up to, is 3D printing Christmas tree toppers to help fund projects to further female equality.
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology is working with 12 departments to create an action plan for boosting 3D printing.
MosaicManufacturing created the perfect USB drive case for Lego fans and shared the result on Thingiverse so you can 3D print it too.
As sponsor and trophy maker of the Lodewijk van der Grinten prize, colorFabb came up with a unique and interesting design for 2017.
A team from the US Army Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC) used 3D printing to create the country's largest 3D printed building.
MakeX launched Migo on Kickstarter, a 3D printer which you can carry around in a stylish backpack. They've smashed their goal of $100,000.
Allegorithmic spent months researching to bring customers a reliable preview of what 3D printed objects will look like after printing.
Ultimaker’s latest release for Cura, their popular free slicer software, is now available for Windows, Mac and Linux. But, what are the new features and is it worth downloading number 3.1?
3D LifePrints is an organization creating replicas of unexploded landmines to aid education in conflict and post conflict countries.
A new store called Bottletop is opening on Regent Street in London which has a 3D printed interior made from 60,000 upcycled plastic bottles.
Coworkers from Honda came together to use their skills in design, 3D scanning and printing to create a prosthetic arm for their colleague.
MIT engineers developed new 3D printing inks from bacteria cells and hope to one day be able to print living computational, wearable platforms.