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McDonald's UK have created a series of "Always Working" adverts using 3D printing. Filmed in stop-motion, they aim at children and parents.
Can a 3D printer be open source AND offer a stress-free experience? In his BQ Hephestos 2 review, Thomas Sanladerer reckons this machine comes pretty close.
3D Printing can bring exciting changes to schools across the curriculum, but only if it stays open, accessible, and focused.
By converting 2D images into 3D objects, visiting a gallery and touching the art is not only allowed -- it's positively encouraged.
Is that thing real? It looks real. And dangerous. Maker David Wirth put together a fully functional handheld railgun in his workshop.
Japanese designer Yanagisawa claims he created the world’s first viable 3D printed road bike. The prototype is made entirely from titanium and carbon fiber.
New on Kickstarter is the Mono desktop 3D printer with a touchscreen interface. Looks interesting, but the launch has had teething troubles.
Roccat Nyth is a PC mouse with custom 3D printable buttons. Together with the Xbox One Elite controller, it's a new era in precision gaming.
The 3D printed Apple Watch Bumper protects your precious Apple smartwatch; it is both strong and light so you won't even notice it.
Want to make some extra money with 3D printed items? How about selling on Amazon, eBay or Etsy? Here’s how you do it.
If you like objects that reference themselves (like a bookshelf made out of books) then the Mobius Nautilus will just about make your day.
Swedish exhaust specialist Ferrita used a Meltio robotic wire-laser DED system to produce two matching stainless-steel side-exhaust tip assemblies for a customized Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren, reportedly halving the cost of conventional production.
Nike is testing a new initiative that uses additive manufacturing to create a flexible, digital platform for limited-run sneaker designs and customer personalization.
While machines have reached industrial maturity, a critical "competency gap" is stalling production lines—and traditional engineering degrees aren’t providing the fix.
Anycubic's expansive Spring Event and "Fantastic Weeks" sales include a varied mix of discounts on 3D printers, materials, and bundles, including a drop that sees the new purge-saving multicolor printer, the Kobra X, down to $279.
Bridge the gap between permanent hardware and evolving data by embedding "living" links that update in real-time without ever needing a reprint.
The Roamr TPU Air HR (High Rebound) filament series is set to deliver dynamic power in a lightweight profile, bridging the gap between aesthetics and functionality.
Using 3D printing to create complex internal geometries, this prototype reduces overall material use while significantly improving heat transfer efficiency.
By reprogramming a patient’s own cells into functional tissue, this multi-year research program aims to eliminate organ waitlists and the need for lifelong anti-rejection drugs forever.
Overture3D says it's new Rock PLA series replicates organic grain patterns using marble dust for a clean, hassle-free print.