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A duo of British men calling themselves Team Unlimbited are helping change the lives of children all around the world - with some help from a 3D printer.
This year, Vancouver local Megan Barker explored a new dimension in festivity; she used her 3D printer to create all her Christmas presents.
Olympia Entertainment worked with Stratasys Direct Manufacturing to illustrate new District Detroit area with large-scale 3D printed models.
Maker Sexy Cyborb has created another masterpiece -- the "Pi-Palette" is a "pentesting computer" hidden away in a cosmetic case.
Facial reconstruction experts at Liverpool John Moores University have created detailed 3D digital images of the Scottish king, Robert the Bruce.
Survivors of landmine blasts may soon benefit from 3D printed synthetic bone thanks to a £2.8m research grant at the University of Glasgow.
With just some parts and a 3D printer, you can build an iconic Mini Commodore PET - with a retro greenish LED dot matrix to display the messages you want.
VHM Fonderie uses Stratasys’ PolyJet 3D printing technology to create master models for the sand casting of manufacturing tools.
A 3D printed Zelda map? That’s quite an unusual thing even by retro gamer standards. That it was made with Minecraft gives it an even cooler touch.
Remember the Fidget Cube? The Kickstarter gizmo everyone went crazy about? Now there’s Twiddle Cube, an affordable competitor. But we found a lot of disturbing information on it.
The new report from Spearhead Acuity Business Research & Consulting shows that healthcare-driven 3D printing technology will expand rapidly.
Chinese scientists at Sichuan Revotek have successfully implanted 3D bioprinted blood vessels made from stem cells into rhesus monkeys.
A team of creators at the Blender Institute in Amsterdam are using LulzBot Mini 3D printers to bring their creations to life.
Looking for some cool Super Mario Toys to DIY? Here are some of the coolest Super Mario toys for you to 3D print.
If you're looking for a new way to accessorise your iPhone and don't mind using real fur, Wild and Woolly has a fluffy 3D printed solution.
Want a cheap and easy way to automatically digitize old open-reel films? Maker Joe Herman used a Raspberry Pi to help share his old footage.