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If your business needs meter-tall prototypes, display pieces, tools, or molds, large-format 3D printers are the answer. See our choice, plus prices.
Hundreds of thousands of 3D printed lighting fixtures are sold every year as easily customizable, locally manufactured, and sustainable alternatives to traditional manufacturing, plus they're beautiful.
Find out which filaments are your best options for 3D printing UV-resistant and weatherproof parts and prints.
3D printing with pellets and recycled shreds instead of filament can cut material costs up to 90%, but it's not ready for your desktop just yet.
No longer on the fringe, companies making 3D printed foods and food 3D printers are poised to take on traditional markets with everything from 3D printed meats grown in a lab to 3D printed chocolate art.
Get inspired by 10 small business owners who turned their ideas for 3D printed products into thriving companies, offering unique & innovative solutions.
From life-size dinosaurs and boats to rockets and houses, there’s no size limit to what you can 3D print. Learn how.
Alongside the compact MJF 1200 hardware, HP’s new 3D printing portal powered by Craftcloud offers instant, professional MJF parts to everyone—even those without a printer.
Multi-material printing and double capacity are just two reasons you'd want a 3D printer with separate and independent extruders, but there are more. Check out our top picks.
Selective laser sintering (SLS) is the leading 3D printing technology for functional polymer parts. Learn how it works and which 3D printers do it best.
Adidas launched its first shoe with a 3D printed midsole back in 2017. The 2022 4DFWD running shoe is the company's best yet.
Don't fry your Raspberry Pi, single-board computers, or other electronics; 3D printing with electrostatic discharge-safe filament, resin, or powder for your housings, fixtures, and tools can protect them.
Belfast start-up Vikela is reimagining body armor with 3D printing to create customizable, lightweight, and versatile protection.
Museums, art galleries, and cultural institutions turn to 3D printing to boost visitor engagement, protect artworks and artifacts, and cut costs.
Design parts and products that take advantage of additive manufacturing's unique features with software to automate the most complex tasks.
A Washington State proposed law would mandate that 3D printers have 'blocking technologies' to identify and stop firearm parts before they're created.
Where fashion, function, and sustainability converge, big brands and start-ups embrace 3D printed shoes, blending style and innovation.
The Artec Leo is a professional-grade handheld 3D scanner that offers onboard automatic processing and a built-in HD display. Read on for our review.
Ribble Cycles’ Allroad Ti features a LPBF-printed titanium frame, invisible welds and cable routing, and boasts “carbon-like” performance.
3D printed footwear company Zellerfeld is inviting everyone to join what it calls the footwear platform of the future; a playground of imagination, bold experiments, and radical ideas.