Researchers from ETH Zurich have developed an entirely soft artificial heart made with a 3D printing and lost-wax casting technique.
Aquapioneers is a Spanish start-up asking for funding for their open source, aquaponics kit which allows you to easily grow your own food.
LaChappelle is a young engineer who is using 3D printing to develop high-tech prosthetics for amputees with his company Unlimited Tomorrow.
Melbourne Chemical Engineering researchers are developing a gel which could prevent your phone screen from cracking and are using 3D printing.
Potent Rope is an edible cannabis filament which can be made using a regular desktop 3D printer, but beware of contamination before munching.
Fender is offering a two new lines of in-ear monitors for very different price ranges and they're using 3D printing technology to do it.
Hauke-Scheer is offering everyone the chance to see their own head on a 3D printed action figure which can move better than most humans.
Researchers have used 3D printing to create a long lasting bioreactor. This new yeast-wrangling device could be a new way to create alcohol.
Neurotechnology has announced a patent-pending ultrasonic particle manipulation method which could completely transform manufacturing.
Online behemoth Google has just released Blocks, a new 3D modeling software that promises easy and accessible content creation for VR.
The face of an ancient leader, the Lady of Cao, has been reconstructed by scientists in Peru using 3D scanning and printing techniques.
Students from the College of Environmental Design spent their summer break in Kenya, learning about 3D printed houses for BetterPlace International.
The DFAB HOUSE is the world's first building made from predominantly digital processes by a collaboration of professionals in Switzerland.
A group of teenage girls from San Fernando are learning about engineering while developing a solar-powered tent for homeless people.
Prevolve is a startup using 3D scanning and 3D printing to develop "BioRunners", custom sports shoes which perfectly fit your feet.
SpaceX enthusiast, Oliver Braun, taught himself how to 3D print to develop a replica of the Falcon 9, receiving praise from SpaceX employees.