The comfort of your feet is within reach, with the booming business of 3D printed customized in-soles. If you own a printer, can even make them yourself.
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The new Ultimaker 2+ and Ultimaker 2 Extended+ series is launched at CES 2016. They offer several much-needed improvements over the older models.
MakerBot just announced the “Smart Extruder+” at CES 2016 in Las Vegas. For $199, it should make their current Replicator-series much more reliable.
Transform your smartphone into a 3D printer for just $100? This technology amazed participants at the recent Inside 3D Printing Show in Shanghai.
3D Systems discontinues its Cube 3 printer… is this a sign of the 3D printing consumer market going downhill? We don’t think so.
Although this is quite a remote vision, the first examples of on-demand, in-store 3D printing are already materialising into interactive booths such as the one recently introduced by Pennsylvania based startup PieceMaker.
Fascinated by 3D printing? Here’s a short guide on how to help you channel that extra Christmas money in the right direction.
Researchers at University of Massachusetts Lowell have developed a new way to 3D print crucial components of radar systems. It’s a new type of ink that opens the door to the 3D printed radar.
Is it furniture? Is it art? Is it a musical instrument? One thing‘s for sure: The 3D printed chaise is an outright beautiful piece of art.
3D printed figurines are shaping up to be one of the most sought after present this Christmas. Here’s what you should know about them.
Guns, printed organs, disrupted logistics: There are way too many myths surrounding 3D printing. Here’s what‘s true – and what’s not.
The inventor of 3D printing, Chuck Hull, is back in the spotlight as the new CEO at 3D Systems. Everything old is new again.
The road to military 3d printing applications is not paved with flowers. Here are some considerations that currently hold army-3DP back.
Couldn’t attend this year’s Maker Faire in Rome? Here are the best new 3D printing products, filaments and projects.
A new look into what is going on in the jewelry side of 3D printing. Who has survived the test of time, and what new players have appeared?
As 3D printers get more sophisticated and able, so does the sector of 3D printed toys. Here are some applications that will blow your mind!
What were there most exciting products of 3D printing on show during the recent maker fair in La Sapienza University, Rome?
Berlin, Amsterdam, Milan or New York: These are the best 3D printing stores that — in our opinion — define new approaches and businesses.
How does 3D printing benefit the armed forces? Apparently, quite a lot. Here are 10 future applications for the soliders of tomorrow.
After extensive investment in 3D printing, Lockheed Martin is now building multi-printing units for simultaneous additive manufacturing.