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Maker and Instructables regular Greg Zumwalt has created the 3D printed Marblevator Mini, a marble machine with a high speed loop mechanism that can handle over 324,000 marble runs per day. Check out how you can build this jaw-dropping project yourself!
With the new M3D Crane Quad, FDM color 3D printing is getting one step closer - and surely a lot cheaper. In this "M3D Crane Quad: Review the Facts" article we take a look at its specs and new features of this interesting machine.
An SLA 3D printer under $300? Unbelievable! We take a look at the specs of the Sparkmaker 3D printer. Review the specs here!
Researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology developed tensegrity structures using 3D printers. The 3D printed objects dramatically expand when exposed to heat in a process which is also known as 4D printing.
The Tevo Little Monster delta 3D printer kit offers a large build volume and interesting features. Let’s review its specs and features.
Google Developer Uri Shaked created a real-life version of the Chrome T-Rex game, first for Geekcon, then for the Chrome Developer Summit.
Metamason has created a customized 3D printed face mask for sleep apnea sufferers that's finally comfortable enough to wear.
Blizzident is a company improving our oral hygiene by using 3D scanning to create medieval-looking flossers that quickly clean teeth.
According to latest data from 3D Hubs, London is the most active 3D printing city in the world. We speak to the local hubs driving this trend.
The London creative agency DBLG and animation studio Animade create stop animation with 3D printed stamps imprinted on real-life bodies.
Besides being mini, this Strandbeest uses 3D printing and motors rather than the wind and PVC pipes for its locomotion.
Royal College of Art graduate Dani Clode creates 3D printed wearable third thumb to extend the natural abilities of users.
Fascinated by holographic displays? Then Prophelix -- made using Arduino, 3D printing, and thinkness -- is going to blow your socks off.
Desktop Metal unveils the "Studio System" and "Production System," two metal 3D printers that may revolutionize the industry.
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory is developing 3D printed woven metal fabrics to use within astronaut suits and large antennas.
This ingenious candy sorting machine can blitz through Skittles or M&Ms in minutes, made with Arduino, RGB sensors, and 3D printed parts.