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FPV drones will blow your socks off sideways! This guide to the beginner's FPV drones will get you inducted to the new sport of racing.
Students from the College of Environmental Design spent their summer break in Kenya, learning about 3D printed houses for BetterPlace International.
SpaceX enthusiast, Oliver Braun, taught himself how to 3D print to develop a replica of the Falcon 9, receiving praise from SpaceX employees.
Los Angeles based company, 3DEO, is using a new technique called Intelligent Layering to help reduce the costs of metal 3D printing.
With a hardware, software, and firmware update, Ultimaker address some issues of their 3D printer flagship Ultimaker 3. Here‘s what‘s new.
MakerBot announces My MakerBot cloud-based platform and the MakerBot Educators Guidebook to improve student access to 3D printing.
Gino Tubaro is offering thousands of children across the world the chance to receive a 3D printed prosthetic thanks to his Limbs project.
Anouk Wipprecht combines extraordinary fashion with intelligent tech. In this interview, she talks about teaching, fashion, and wearables.
To boldly go where no backer has gone before: 3D pen manufacturer 3Doodler just launched a Star Trek-based Kickstarter campaign.
GE Additive has revealed it's building the world's largest metal 3D printer. The as yet unnamed machine is planned for release next year.
To create a sculpture for Georgia Tech's new engineering building, artist Julian Voss-Andreae used 3D printing to optimize his workflow.
Using digital scanning and the Form 2, Digital Smile Design allows dental patients to view the results of their procedure before it happens.
The Technical University Eindhoven and BAM are using 3D printing to develop a bridge made especially for bikers - not an easy task.
Rider of Unlingen, a 2,800-year-old statuette, has been preserved with the help of 3D printing, creating an accurate replica without damage.
Classic car collector Giuseppe Guerini has combined his passion for 3D printing and Porsches by 3D printing a 1:4 scale Porsche 356 engine.
Osteo3D is a 3D printing company that offers a cloud-based service to create cost-effective surgical models for doctors in India