Adidas launched its first shoe with a 3D printed midsole back in 2017. The 2022 4DFWD running shoe is the company's best yet.
From 3D printed ballet shoes and bicycle seats to 3D printed robotic arms and homes, innovation enabled by 3D printing is everywhere.
3D printing is all the rage in construction, but are 3D printed houses that much cheaper than traditional ones? Read about all about them.
No amount of drawings, blueprints, or digital 3D models can replicate the real-life perspective that you get with your own 3D printed architecture models. 3D printing makes it easier, faster, and more accurate.
Spectroplast, the Swiss company that’s been 3D printing silicone as a service for years, just launched its first 3D printer.
Already slated to produce spare parts for the U.S. Army, the University of Pittsburgh's new Gefertec is bigger than some students' apartments.
Water this 3D printed dirt – made from what's in your backyard – to grow walls and structures instead of building them.
3D printed construction is growing, but materials vary from project to project. Find out more about 3D printed house materials.
Using part design only manufacturable via 3D printing, Fleet Space lowers the cost and size of communication satellites while boosting their power.
Fuse 1+ 30W SLS 3D printer features a more powerful laser and upgraded components to expand 3D printed tools and spare part production. Check out the specs and price.
One coastal French town bets on 3D printing to boost sustainable ecotourism for scuba divers while promoting and protecting marine life.
Featuring faster print profiles and new engineering-grade filament, the Roboze One Pro and Plus Pro are shop-floor tool makers designed to solve supply chain disruptions.
Looking to get into 3D printing at your business and don't know where to start? Follow the advice of industry thought leaders on the right way to enter additive manufacturing.
From vents and caps to pistons, fully functional car parts can be 3D printed. Here's everything you should know about 3D printed car parts!
Museums, art galleries, and cultural institutions turn to 3D printing to boost visitor engagement, protect artworks and artifacts, and cut costs.
Desktop Metal introduces a new family of heat-activated foaming resins to cut the waste and tooling out of everything from car seats to sporting goods.
The hand-built luxury electric sedan will feature more than 100 3D printed parts and be manufactured with 3D printed factory tools.
Compared to the traditional metal tooling, PepsiCo gains speed, lowers cost, and expands flexibility by turning to 3D printers to make bottle molds.
All manufacturers interested in 3D printing should pay attention to how it makes race cars and motorcycles weigh less, go faster, and perform better, and use these lessons in the race to innovation.
The popular Magna benchtop resin 3D printer sports substantial internal upgrades to boost speed, quality, and efficiency. Check out the specs and price.