Can Fablabs and 3D Printers help refugees? This team wants to bring printers to refugee camps, and print necessary tools for survival.
Fabulous bees need fabulous, sustainable 3D Printed Beehives. HiveHaven was making great strides, but now they've put the project on hold. What happened?
Planning a wedding, or just your pinterest board? Here are some affordable, incredible and precious 3D Printed Wedding Must-Haves.
Are you a cyclist? How do you stay safe when traffic and congested roads make it tough? One option: The Loud Mini Bicycle Horn
Kia makes a big statement by using 3D printed car parts in the final design of their new, futuristic concept car, Telluride.
Stuck in the office, listening to endless monologues on mergers and acquisitions? Perhaps the answer to your corporate gloom is a 3D printed Kinematics tie.
Art exhibit “Cost of Living” utilizes 3D printing to create gruesome social commentary, and puts a new spin on “original” art that will shock tech-lovers.
Revitalizing your dinner table and Czech Cubism in one fell swoop: Lauriger shares their new 3D Printed Cubist dinnerware, and it's beautiful.
It's the first Polaroid moment in several years. Yes, the instant camera brand we know and love is now a Polaroid 3D printer — and they're serious.
CES 2016 brings eight new printers from XYZprinting—including their lightweight $269 mini printer.
This is the 3D Printed Lightsaber you are looking for, young Jedi. A movie props designer printed this awesome Obi-Wan Kenobi lightsaber - and you can even 3d print it yourself.
Global eyewear company ClearVision used Formlabs SLA printers and tough resin to prototype a new line of hinged glasses for infants.
3D Systems Quickparts uses 3D printing to optimize and create auto parts. Now, they've printed parts for Jay Leno's one-of-a-kind concept car.
Customers are annoyed that the new Surface Pro 4 is incompatible with the Surface Pro 3 Dock. How does Microsoft fix the problem? A 3D printable Surface Pro Dock Adapter.
Four years after the Fukushima Reactor meltdown, TEPCO is sending a smartphone-carrying 3D printed robot to survey the damage.
Think grandma could use a 3D printer? This episode from YouTube famous Fine Brothers shows how "Elders React to 3D Printing."