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The Sigma R17 is the latest flagship 3D printer from BCN3D Technologies, with brand new features like a hotend family and quieter operation.
Engineers at MIT have fabricated transparent, hydrogel robots which can catch and release live goldfish without harming them.
3D scanning and 3D printing is used to resurrect a Tetrapod named Tiny, a 350 million year old fossil discovered inside a rock in Scotland.
Polish design service Get Models Now uses 3D printing to produce an extravagant Baroque-styled picture frame for artists.
Nanyang Technological University PhD student Phillip Keane made a robust 3D printed quadcopter drone with ULTEM 9085 material.
This Hackaday Semifinalist uses 3D printing to improve education methods for tactile learners such as the visually impaired.
No one's quite like you, but researchers at MSU have proven that 3D printed hands could someday be used to steal your identity.
Students at Cyclone Racing used 3D printing for their entry to the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) International Formula car contest.
Plans are afoot to build a new tourist attraction in Russia, a scale replica of Winterfell from Game of Thrones that's 3D printed in concrete.
The MasterPulse gaming headphones from Cooler Master feature detachable 3D printable panels to modify the sound experience.
BCN3D Technologies announce the BCN3D Moveo, an open source 3D printed robot arm developed with the Catalonian Department of Education.
University professor Adam Summers wants to create a library of 3D scans of the world's fish for research and 3D printing.
Dead battery blues when playing Pokémon Go? You’re not alone. Here’s a 3D printed Pokédex to work around the problem.
If you worry about the environment, a new 3D printing pen may be for you as it recycles your old plastic bottles and cuts out the need for costly filament.
With the need for more secure ways to handle and protect 3D printing designs, Make it LEO is a new startup with an interesting solution.
In the wild and wonderful land of tinkering there are constant surprises - here‘s a working 3D printer made from IKEA lack tables.
Researchers at Cornell University have developed an ‘on-the-fly’ print system that 3D prints what you design, while you design it.
NASA funds initiative to use 3D printers in space to mine and fly asteroids. This is why we love NASA.
It's a new dawn, a new day, and Brook Drumm is feelin' good. Here's the new Printrbot Simple V2, shipping in July and open for pre-orders.
Peachy Printer discloses that funds raised on Kickstarter had been misappropriated by their financial manager to build a house.