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Monash University in Australia has created the first commercially available kit of realistic, full-color 3D printed cadavers for studying human anatomy.
3D Systems Quickparts uses 3D printing to optimize and create auto parts. Now, they've printed parts for Jay Leno's one-of-a-kind concept car.
Candy Mechanics are a start-up based in London who can model a chocolate lollipop on your head. Narcissism and confectionery in one irresistible package.
Stories abound of 3D printers gathering dust from last Christmas. Don't buy a 3D printer if you're not prepared to learn how to use it.
Soon, we may know exactly what dolphins see. Researchers have 3D printed an image of what a human looks like to dolphins.
Want to 3D print your own comet? The European Space Agency (ESA) has created an accurate 3D model of the Rosetta Comet, and the files are free to download.
Under new laws, Australians who download and store the STL files for 3D printed guns can be prosecuted and sentenced to a massive jail term.
3D Hubs, the online 3D printing services platform, plans a 3D Printing Day on 3 December, with local hubs invited to a world party of fun and festivities.
One week after the Paris attacks, Creative Director Samuel Bernier and Le FabShop issue a statement encouraging us to "keep celebrating what they hate".
3D Printing can bring exciting changes to schools across the curriculum, but only if it stays open, accessible, and focused.
Looking for a unique home deco piece? Cascaqua is a 3D printed aquaponic system that fits almost anywhere, keeping plants and fish happy.
Preemadonna is all about hi-tech girl power. Their Nailbot 3D prints images from your smart phone on your nails, and it's awesome.
Disney Research and Carnegie Mellon University have been working on a new tool which allows you to easily 3D print a walking robot.
Don't even trip, dawg, because this maker 3D printed a Rick and Morty portal gun complete with moving portal, and epic teaser video.
3D printing is being used to help the visually impaired to read music notations more easily with a system called Tactile Stave Notation
Using a responsive "active textile", the Self Assembly Lab at MIT has created a 3D printed Minimal Shoe that adapts to fit your feet.