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Italian design studio wins a Eurobike Gold Award for their 3D printed mountain bike frame, made with biopolymer PLA from sustainable sources.
The US Department of Defense partners with industry leaders Apple, Boeing & MIT in FlexTech Alliance to create 3D printed flexible wearables.
Professor conducts 3D printing experiments with Vegemite, the yeasty breakfast spread. It tastes delicious... and it conducts electricity?!
Since the hype of 3D printing we hear stories on how 3D printing will save us. But how can we tell helpful approach from a bogus one?
Bike lighting systems manufacturer Supernova have upgraded their production & design process with the fifth generation Makerbot Replicator.
The Thingiverse "Catch The Wind" challenge produced great 3D printed wind power gadgets, from practical wind generators to fun soap bubble devices.
Researchers have created tiny robots in the form of 3D printed microfish, programmed to detect and remove toxins from liquid.
Phone leaks are as inevitable as death and taxes. But here's a new twist; Google Nexus 6 flagship smartphone leaked as a 3D printed model.
MoonRay claims it is the "World’s Best Desktop 3D Printer". Post Kickstarter campaign, can the finished product live up to expectations?
Research by consultancy firm A.T. Kearney finds that the global market for the 3D printing industry will grow to $17.2 billion by 2020.
We've already printed plastic, concrete, clothes and food. Now, MIT has developed a process for 3D printed glass — and it's gorgeous.
Pretty princess Barbies are old hat. Future Barbie has 3D printed Barbie armor, shield, and a cool realistic Retiarius gladiator net.
Do computers do it better? Today in tech, we have a self-educating, 3D printing robots from the University of Oslo.
Twinkind is a leading player in the 3D selfie market. We interview CEO Timo Schaedel about their Venurate crowdseeding appeal.
Designer Josep Bolart launches the Paolo urban mobility concept, a sleek and minimalist 3D printed electric scooter with replaceable parts.
New reality television show sponsored by Intel, America's Greatest Makers, offers creative hopefuls the chance for fame, fortune and glory.