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One million babies die each year from birth asphyxia, the inability to breathe immediately after delivery. Now there’s a 3D printed solution that can save them.
3D printing is still relatively young. For that, it has already broken several records - some even made it to the Guinness Book Of Records. Here are 10 of the greatest 3D printing world records.
If you fancy a new table but aren't interested in conventional choices, you should consider this beauty. It was done with a technique called "explosion welding".
If you're hoping to make an impression in the business world but want a quirky way to stand out, then this 3D printed business card is for you.
There's 3D printed cars, and then there's 3D printed radio-controlled cars. Now in its fifth year, the OpenRC project is more fun and accessible than ever.
One Cults3D designer has developed an incredibly exact (and cheap) 3D Printed Simpsons House for download.
The poaching of elephants is rapidly increasing and these huge mammals have a new supporter, raising attention in a tiny way.
Don't even trip, dawg, because this maker 3D printed a Rick and Morty portal gun complete with moving portal, and epic teaser video.
Cool idea: The board game "Fabulous Beasts" plays like Jenga backwards. It‘s made possible with electronics some clever use of 3D printing.
A Thingiverse design, created by PrintThatThing, is a suit of armor specifically created for Bobo the cat. Cats, don’t try this at home.
Bored of making smooth printed objects? There's now a solution: 3D printed hair allows you to coif your creations with dramatic new styles.
Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University have hacked a low-cost MakerBot 3D printer to print human tissue.
What does it do? Is it the best slicer for 3D printing? How does it compare to Cura? This Simplify3D review will give you the answers.
The E3D BigBox 3D printer had a deluge of eager backers on Kickstarter. Director of R&D Sanjay Mortimer updates us on their current status.
Unveiled at Beijing Design Week 2015, VULCAN holds the Guinness World Record as the world’s largest 3D printed architectural pavilion.
Inspired by biology and nature: A 3D printed finger is improving prosthetics while using a combination of new technologies.
3D printed wall "Rock Print" is 100% reusable, stable and...built from rocks and string. This could be a great alternative to concrete.
How does 3D printing benefit the armed forces? Apparently, quite a lot. Here are 10 future applications for the soliders of tomorrow.
It sounds too good to be true: An industrial robot that 3D prints, carves, plots, assembles, picks/places, lasers... all on your desktop!
Forget the bus. No more cramped tram. The Open Source Bicycle is the best use of your 3D printer this season.