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Youtuber Make Anything shows us VR and 3D printing can play nice with this cool video walk-through of creating a mammoth skeleton.
The ONO smartphone 3D printer is facing production delays due to issues with electronics, ruffling the feathers of anxious crowdfunders.
Colorfabb has released their popular nGen-FLEX 3D printing filament in five new skin tone colors, giving 3D printed prosthetics a real look.
3D printing and scanning is used to help police solve a cold case. Investigators recreated the skull of a Jane Doe murder victim from 1970.
The new and improved Roboze One offers 25 micron resolution, stainless steel extruder, wider range of materials, and more.
Aviation giant enlists Norsk Titanium to make structural parts for 787 Dreamliner aircraft, potentially saving millions in production costs.
Former Proto Labs Exec and president of Concept Laser team up to improve a classic wartime fighter plane with metal additive manufacturing.
Disney has filed a patent for soft-body robots made to interact with theme park guests and the entertainment giant is using 3D printing.
MakerBot employees share an exclusive look at their pioneering 3D printing marketplace and community: Thingiverse.
McLaren-Honda and Stratasys have announced a new partnership, bringing the uPrint SE Plus 3D printer on-site to track testings and races.
Marine Corps veteran receives the first prosthetic which can be used on land or in water allowing him to swim with both legs again.
At East Stroudsburg University, students and professors can use a Stratasys J750 printer - this leads to some cool art such as this pineapple.
One teacher makes math lessons more interesting for pupils by incorporating 3D printing and offering a tangible use for their learning.
Highlighting the need for change in today's food supply chain, the Food by Design exhibition showcases new tech to help us eat better.
Lockheed Martin is making their design process more affordable and innovative with 3D imaging and virtual reality.
Technological company, Verbatim, is offering customers the chance to get their hands on new polypropylene (PP) 3D printing filament.