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Getting your feet wet in 3D printing is becoming increasingly important, says Rachel Park. Also, businesses could take an active role in supporting their current workforces.
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Graduating from hobbyist to entrepreneur, Vicky Somma uses Simplify3D and her MakerGear M2 to create and sell beautiful 3D printed aviary designs.
Reports circulate that Chinese company Zhouda duped investors for billions of dollars, based on ability to build a house from 3D printed parts in 3 hours.
BeeVeryCreative helped out a Lisbon based Fashion Studio to produce an impressive line called Mama Africa.
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Stuck in the office, listening to endless monologues on mergers and acquisitions? Perhaps the answer to your corporate gloom is a 3D printed Kinematics tie.
3D printed prosthetics don't just help out humans. Here is a list of animals who have been aided by 3d printed prostheses, too!
At CES 2015, 3D printing was Everybody’s Darling. CES 2016 was a bit quieter. But a lot of clever improvements were shown that make 3D printing much better.
Filemon Schoffer works as Head of Community at 3D Hubs. Here’s his take on 3D printing in 2016.
Transform your smartphone into a 3D printer for just $100? This technology amazed participants at the recent Inside 3D Printing Show in Shanghai.
Rachel Park is one of the most prolific journalists in 3D printing. Starting off her weekly column on All3DP, here are her predictions for 3D printing in 2016.
A team of scientists from the Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand, has come up with a great way to help bees optimize honey production: 3D printed honeycombs!
A student from the Delft University of Technology developed a 3D printed soft robotics hand that can shake hands with people.
A 3D printed yo-yo is an ideal beginner's project - it is easy to create a 3D model in a modeling tool such as Autodesk 123D and 3D printing it is straightforward.
You can get so much more out of your prints with a good slicer. Printr just launched the free Katana slicer that takes care of the optimal 3D printing path.