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It's time to prepare for tomorrow. MakerBot kicks off “Buy 2 Give 1” promotion to put 3D printers in the hands of students and schools.
As 3D printers get more sophisticated and able, so does the sector of 3D printed toys. Here are some applications that will blow your mind!
Canon has unveiled their resin-based 3D Printer, and the mixed reality VR, MREAL - looks like not only gamers get the fun.
Filamate from Vienna just kickstarted a crowdfunding campaign for a 3D printing starter toolkit. Let’s take a look at what they offer.
Extrapolating figures provided by Gartner Research, we predict in 2019 there'll be 182 million people involved with 3D printed products.
Face furniture moves into the 21st century with these crazy 3D printed glasses from Biz Eyes. Four eyes are better than two!
The US Postal Service has released a white paper with great insights on 3D Printing and the future of manufacturing, logistics and shipping -- and it's juicy.
Wimbledon Champion Andy Murray is reportedly an investor in the MyMiniFactory equity crowdfunding campaign on Seedrs.
Currently on Kickstarter, ZeroPi is an integrated solution between Arduino and Raspberry Pi so makers can build projects faster and easier.
Unveiled at Beijing Design Week 2015, VULCAN holds the Guinness World Record as the world’s largest 3D printed architectural pavilion.
Readybox promises to deliver the "fastest consumer 3D printer". Their Kickstarter campaign has already been funded.
3D printing is dragged into a heated debate over the size of Chipotle burritos, based on statements from Voodoo Manufacturing.
3D printed wall "Rock Print" is 100% reusable, stable and...built from rocks and string. This could be a great alternative to concrete.
So you’ve enjoyed Star Wars Episode VII - The Force Awakens? Why don’t you fire up your future technology (3D printers) to prepare some great 3Dprinted Star Wars props and gimmicks?
A 3D printed heart that was a precise replica of Mia Gonzalez’s own heart let surgeons prepare to operate before the first incision was made.
Gwendoline Christie, actress in Game of Thrones and Star Wars: The Force Awakens, had a dress 3D printed onto her body at Paris Fashion Week.