By Victor Anusci
Now you can 3D print custom-made video game characters, 3D printing opens up whole new possibilities for home entertainment.
YouBionic is a startup that make intensive use of open source hardware components and advanced 3D Printing processes. Their first prototype is an artificial hand that is fully capable of independent movement for each finger, featuring 11 individual joints which enable it take up a wide range of set positions
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.
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.
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.
“3D Print Canal House” is the first project to explore the possibilities, limitations and possible implications of a full-size 3D printed house.
There aren't many artists who use the possibilities of 3D printing. Nick Ervinck embraces the technology - the result are stunning, beautiful sculptures.